Tulsa Dog Trainer

About

My pack walks are for anyone who’s tired of chaotic dog parks but still wants their dog to experience real-life adventures with a crew. Socialization is key, but it has to be safe and actually helpful - so I keep things structured, never a free-for-all.

What Happens on a Pack Walk

• We walk as a group, practicing leash manners and calmness with real distractions. Think of it as a chill, real-world dog training session that’s also pretty fun.
• I mix in pop-up obedience games and sometimes festive themes. One time, everyone (dogs too) showed up in costume for a relay race - so yeah, it’s not boring.
• We change up locations - sometimes it’s The Gathering Place, other times we’re tackling Turkey Mountain or joining big community events for next-level distraction practice.

Who’s In and How It Works

• Only my training clients (current or past) can join. That way, everyone’s on the same page and the dogs have a shared training foundation.
• No set schedule - I announce walks when the weather’s good, and you just let me know if you're coming. If we don’t have at least 4 pups, or if the weather sucks, I’ll call it off.

Bonus: Playdates

Want more? I host small, supervised playdates for client dogs at my place - way safer than a packed dog park, and you can actually learn what your dog's body language means.

Pack walks aren’t always perfect, but that’s real life. We roll with it and have a blast. If you’re after structured group dog walks and real-world socialization for reactive dogs, this is it.