The Walk Manual

Your puppy can sit. Your puppy still drags you down the street. Those are two unrelated skills, and only one of them is taught indoors.

The Walk Manual is the outdoor half of puppy training: 15 pages that take you from a dog who pulls, zig-zags and barks at everything on four legs, to a dog who walks beside you and lets the world go by. Six weeks, fifteen minutes a day.

What's inside

• The gear chapter — four things to own, three that quietly make pulling worse
• Loose-leash walking in four moves — the whole method on one page
• The 6-week plan — one job per week, and the exact bar to clear before you move on
• Threshold & distance — the single idea that fixes barking and lunging at other dogs
• Engage–Disengage — the exercise that turns another dog into a cue to check in with you
• Bikes, trucks, kids and skateboards — plus how to tell fear from frustration, because they look identical and need opposite handling
• Recall that survives the outdoors — the long-line rebuild, in three weeks
• Cafés, stores, elevators — the settle
• 12 things that go wrong, and what to do about each one
• A printable pocket card and a 6-week walk log

Who it's for

Puppies from around 12 weeks (once your vet has cleared sidewalk life) and adult dogs of any age who never learned this. It picks up exactly where The First 30 Days stops.

Instant PDF download. Print it or read it on your phone. Works on US Letter and A4.