Wednesday Group Pack Walks | June 24th, 2026
Wednesday Group Pack Walk, Oswego, June 24th, 2026
Starting Location: Paws On Main, 100 Main St, Oswego, IL 60543
Time: 5:15 PM to 6:30 PM
Cost: Free for current clients who have completed a Behavioral Consultation.
Join Tyler the Trainer of Training That Lasts for a structured Wednesday Group Pack Walk designed to bring real-world results to your dog’s training. This is guided, intentional movement that helps your dog learn how to walk calmly, stay engaged, and follow direction in a social environment.
What This Walk Is About
This pack walk focuses on building reliable leash manners, improving impulse control, and strengthening your dog’s ability to stay connected to you around distractions.
- Walk calmly without pulling or forging ahead
- Stay focused around other dogs and people
- Follow direction instead of reacting to every distraction
Who This Is For
This is a good fit for dogs that pull on leash, get distracted easily, need structured social exposure, or need better control and communication on walks.
What To Bring
Please bring a slip lead or flat collar, high-value treats, water, and a mindset ready to work. This is hands-on, real-time coaching, so be ready to stay engaged with your dog throughout the walk.
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Wednesday Group Pack Walk, Oswego, June 24th, 2026
Starting Location: Paws On Main, 100 Main St, Oswego, IL 60543
Time: 5:15 PM to 6:30 PM
Cost: Free for current clients who have completed a Behavioral Consultation.
Join Tyler the Trainer of Training That Lasts for a structured Wednesday Group Pack Walk designed to bring real-world results to your dog’s training. This is guided, intentional movement that helps your dog learn how to walk calmly, stay engaged, and follow direction in a social environment.
What This Walk Is About
This pack walk focuses on building reliable leash manners, improving impulse control, and strengthening your dog’s ability to stay connected to you around distractions.
- Walk calmly without pulling or forging ahead
- Stay focused around other dogs and people
- Follow direction instead of reacting to every distraction
Who This Is For
This is a good fit for dogs that pull on leash, get distracted easily, need structured social exposure, or need better control and communication on walks.
What To Bring
Please bring a slip lead or flat collar, high-value treats, water, and a mindset ready to work. This is hands-on, real-time coaching, so be ready to stay engaged with your dog throughout the walk.