FREE online training | SMILEY LEASH Challenge

5-Day Introduction
to Loose Lead Walking
for Boxers

Learn How to Start Teaching Your Boxer to Walk Nicely on the Leash

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Meet Your Trainer

Hi! I’m Justyna, a dog trainer and behaviourist specialising in Boxers.

As the proud owner of three Boxers myself, I understand the unique challenges and joys of this breed. My mission is to help Boxer owners like you understand their dogs better and provide the tools to create a “Bombproof Boxer”—an ideal companion you’ll be proud of wherever you go.

With years of hands-on experience and extensive knowledge from courses, behaviour studies, and learning from top trainers across the UK, Europe, and the USA, I’m equipped to guide you through your Boxer training journey.

Qualifications: IMDT, PDT, BCOCS, SOCS, WSDA
Professional Memberships: IAABC, ATA

My goal is simple: to make every Boxer’s life the best it can be.

Join me in this challenge, and let’s take the first step towards stress-free walks with your Boxer!

Is walking your Boxer a nightmare?

  • Does your Boxer pull on the lead?
  • Does he seem to ignore you when outside?
  • Do you find walking your Boxer unpleasant, frustrating, or embarrassing?

Or maybe you’ve just welcomed a new Boxer puppy?

Then this 5-day course is perfect for you!

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Join my FREE online training and learn about:

  • Why Boxers pull on a lead
    Understand your Boxer’s history and genetics
  • Best equipment for Loose Lead Walking
    Discover recommended tools and how to introduce them to your Boxer
  • Finding the best reward for your dog
    Learn why not every reward reinforces the desired behaviour
  • Basics of Loose Lead Walking
    Start teaching your Boxer to walk nicely on a lead
  • Proximity training
    Make staying by your side fun for your Boxer!

How it works

Sign Up: Enter your first name and email address in the form to register.

Access Your Lessons: Watch five exclusive training videos.

Complete the Challenge: By the end of Day 5, you’ll have a solid foundation for teaching your Boxer to walk nicely on a leash.

Get access to £100 worth of training materials for FREE!

This is a limited-time opportunity to access this valuable training at no cost!

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What participants are saying:

  • We’ve learnt the proper way to train loose lead walking

    We’ve learnt the proper way to train loose lead walking, that quite a bit of what we’ve been told previously has not been correct or the important details were missing resulting in training not being successful. I love my dog and I want her to be happy and comfortable in every situation. I also want to enjoy walking her and not feeling stressed as it’s not good for either of us…also loved all the tips to help with training. I think previously I’ve also tried to do too much too quickly, now I know better 😉
    Thank you 😘
    Jakki

  • Everything has been an eye opener

    I think the most surprising thing for me is that I failed to realise how important the walk is for my dog. Like I said before it was tick box exercise toilet and exercise. However it is a time to mentally stimulate her and it is bonding time and training. Walking is so much more than I had realised. Everything has been an eye opener and tasting plate is genius. So thanks so much for sharing.
    Andrew

  • Can’t believe how much we have achieved in a week

    Will definitely be joining your training group. Can’t believe how much we have achieved in a week just from listening to you explaining everything properly. Thank you so much
    Jo

  • I learned was how important the relationship I make with my dog is

    I have learned so much, I now know what his high value reward food is, and how to continue to make sure I always know his high value treat. I learned to shorten my training sessions and remove the front clip so he can enjoy his walk. And the most important thing I learned was how important the relationship I make with my dog is. ❤️
    Stacy

  • I wish I could press rewind and start again

    I have learned so much about how to engage your dog I wish I could press rewind and start again!!!
    Going so well on the loose lead too!!! I’m sooooo pleased. I didn’t have the confidence to know if I was doing things correctly and you and this course have given me a new found optimism. Thank u so much I will tell anyone who is struggling with their dog about you guys ❤️
    Alison
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The “Smiley Leash Challenge” is a free online training experience for Boxer owners. This challenge tackles common problems like lead pulling and distractions. Run by Justyna, a qualified dog trainer and behaviorist with years of experience, each day of the challenge focuses on a different aspect of loose lead walking.

This challenge is for any Boxer owner who wants to improve their dog’s leash manners. Whether you have a pulling puppy or an adult dog who’s hard to control on walks, this challenge is for you. It’s also great for new Boxer owners who want to start off on the right foot.

You’ll receive an email containing a link to your exclusive training videos.

Simply fill in your first name and email address in the sign-up form on this page. You’ll then receive a confirmation email with further instructions.

You’ll learn about why Boxers pull on leads, the best equipment for loose lead walking, finding effective rewards, basics of loose lead walking, and proximity training. By the end, you’ll have a solid foundation for teaching your Boxer to walk nicely on a leash.

You’ll need access to your email, a device to watch the videos, and ideally, your Boxer and some treats for practicing. A leash and harness will also be useful for implementing the techniques you’ll learn.