GROUP ACTVITIES
. SOCIAL WALKS . EXPOSURE DAYS . PACK WALKS .
. SOCIALISATION THE RIGHT WAY .
Bringing Community Into Dog Ownership
P A C K W A L K S
COUNTRY PARK ADVENTURES
LONDON TRIP & TRAIN
TRAIN EXPOSURE DAYS
MONTHLY FREE ACTIVITIES .
MONTHLY FREE ACTIVITIES .
PACK WALKS – FAQ
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A structured group walk focused on neutrality, calm co-existence and engagement with the handler. Dogs walk together without forced interaction.
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Mild reactivity may be suitable if owners are committed to structure and management. Highly reactive dogs may need 1-1 work first.
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Not as a default. Neutrality is the goal.
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Basic lead control and the ability to remain somewhat responsive in the presence of other dogs.
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We create distance, reset and work through it calmly. If a dog is not coping, we may advise further private training before returning.
SOCIAL WALKS – FAQ
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A structured community walk combining calm on-lead work with controlled off-lead periods where appropriate.
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Yes, periodically and only when appropriate. Off-lead time is structured, supervised and based on recall reliability and temperament. It is not a free-for-all. Puppies may remain on long line where appropriate.
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• Reliable recall
• Ability to disengage from other dogs when called
• No history of aggression
• Owner compliance with handler instructionsIf recall is not proven, your dog will remain on lead.
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Dogs must be socially stable to attend. Mild reactivity may attend on lead only if manageable. Highly reactive dogs will be advised to complete 1-1 work first.
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Play may occur naturally during off-lead periods, but it is monitored and interrupted if arousal becomes excessive. We prioritise healthy social behaviour, not chaos.
TRAIN EXPOSURE DAYS – FAQ
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A structured session focused on teaching dogs how to travel calmly on public transport.
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• Calm platform behaviour
• Settling on moving transport
• Neutrality around crowds
• Confidence with noise and motion -
Yes. Dogs must have solid engagement and basic lead skills before attending.
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Basic lead control and the ability to remain responsive in the presence of other dogs.
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We never flood dogs. If stress levels rise, we step off, reset and work gradually. Safety and emotional stability come first.
