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Ready For Real-Life Practice?

A white poster. At the top it says "Moonbeam Dog Training's Rainbow Field Trips". In the middle, two silhouettes of people walking their dogs in front of a rainbow. The silhouette on the left is a human standing still while their dog sits, the dog is wearing an orange bandana. The silhouette on the right is walking and their dog is wearing a blue bandana. At the bottom, text says "Guided Group Walks for Dogs WIth Big Feelings"

You've been working really hard with your dog on managing those big feelings on your walk. You've done some private lessons with our Larry the fake Lab. We've gone for walks in your neighbourhood.

 

Now it's time to take your skills on the road.

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Join a group of Moonbeam clients who understand what you're going through and practice together in real-life situations.

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We'll be going to:

  • A quiet business park

  • Neighbourhoods ranging from quiet to busy

  • On-leash parks

  • On-leash trails

How Field Trips Work

Rainbow Group Field Trips are a members-only group outing to a public location so that we can work on our dogs' feelings in a semi-controlled setting. 

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You must be a current client of Moonbeam Dog Training or a former client of your Field Trip Guide, Logan Beauregard, in order to qualify.

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Every team in the Field Trip will receive:

  • A walkie-talkie so that your trainer can provide direction and instruction

  • A colour coded bandana indicating how close other people/dogs can get to you

  • A quick pep-talk at the start

  • A quick debrief at the end

  • Approximately 30 min of working time

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Field Trips are a fantastic way to translate your practice to real life. Plus you get to help other dogs with big feelings at the same time!

New to Moonbeam Dog Training and want in?

Start with one of our Private Lesson Programs first.

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This will allow us to teach you the foundation skills to make the most of your Rainbow Field Trips.

What kind of big feelings does your dog have?

My dog barks, lunges, stares, or freezes. I don't think they're friendly or I don't know.

My dog cowers, shakes, hides, or tries to escape.

My dog jumps, barks, lies down, or tries to mouth - but they're friendly!

Not sure what kind of feelings your dog has?

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