Stop Walking Your Dog

A Guide to Training Your Nervous, Reactive, or Over-Excited Pup

By: Niki French

Narrated by: Niki French

Number one Amazon best seller

“This is the book that needed to be written.” (Jo Robbens, volunteer with Balkan Underdogs)

Are you struggling to walk your dog or puppy? Do you feel stressed or overwhelmed with your dog right now? Is your puppy struggling with walks? Do you have a scared, nervous, or reactive dog? Does your dog get overexcited when you go for a walk? Have you got a dog that can’t go for a walk due to surgery or illness or old age?

It might come as a surprise, but traditional "walks" are a human invention and aren't helpful for many of our dogs. Whether you want to help your own dog or you work with dogs, this book will help you:

• Understand why your dog reacts in the way that they do.
• Learn how to train your dog or puppy at home to grow the skills they need in life, whatever their age, breed, or background.
• Find out why you shouldn't feel pressured to take your pup for a walk.
• Learn loads of games to play at home just for fun (get access to bonus videos), and what you can do for a calm and happy dog.
• Learn really practical, fun, and easy ways to train your dog and help them (and you!) live calmer and happier lives.

©2021 Niki French (P)2022 Niki French

Excellent Training Resource for All Dog Owners

This book was amazing! It was a very easy listen and I was finished with it after a couple of days and drives to work. I loved how each chapter was to the point, yet so full of knowledge. Being a certified PDT with Absolute Dogs myself, it was a real treat to listen to another PDT's book and how they describe each game, what they recommend for one type of dog versus another, etc... Niki is a wonderful writer and narrator! I HIGHLY recommend this book to any dog owner who is struggling with their dogs on walks! So much helpful information packed into such a quick, easy to listen to book!

Learning other ways to engage with my dog.

It was nice to know that walking and eating out of a bowl are human constructs and not what dogs like. Having a dog that is fearful is challenging but knowing games and other simple ways to build confidence was helpful.