Paws Rewind

Meet Oreo,
I have been walking her twice a week since January.
Oreos parents wanted someone to take her out for walks as they were both busy with work and she was at home for long periods.
She also showed signs of “stranger danger” so getting her out and about exposed to different people and surroundings to help her overcome this was important.

Oreo was also a little dog reactive when her parents were around so they wanted to get her socialising with other dogs in a manner that was controlled and structured so she could learn to be around other dogs without needing to get protective.

Oreo is a young girl who is full of energy! But once I broke through that protective barrier I found out just what a big softie sweetheart she really is!

She quickly went from being dog reactive to being able to walk alongside 4 other dogs in a pack comfortably.
Getting to know her and that she just wants some space when being around new people is why I spend time getting to know dogs one on one. And why it is so important not to skip this step when introducing new dogs to a group.

I look forward to continuing to work with Oreo and getting to know her little quirks and personality. So proud of how far she has come in such a short time working with me 🥰