Walk and Train

Walk and train services (without you) for people who have completed a behavioural consult with me or training sessions. Available in St Albans and Harpenden.

Walk and train

Keep the Progress Going – Without the Stress


You’ve already invested in your dog through our Puppy Training or Behavior Modification programs. Now, let’s take it to the next level with Walk & Train sessions — the perfect way to reinforce good habits in the real world. I come to your home collect your dog and walk them from your home.


How It Works


During a Walk & Train session, a certified trainer will:

  • Walk your dog in St Albans or Harpenden
  • Reinforce obedience cues and behaviors learned in previous programmes
  • Address real-world distractions like other dogs, wildlife, and people
  • Provide hands-on guidance so you can continue practicing at home


Who It’s For

  • Dogs who have completed puppy training and are ready to build consistency outside the home
  • Dogs who have finished behaviour modification programs and need real-world reinforcement
  • Owners who want to strengthen the bond with their dog while ensuring good manners on walks. This can also be done with dog walkers - consistency is key.


Benefits of Walk & Train

  • Maintain and reinforce your dog’s training in everyday environments
  • Reduce stress for both you and your dog during walks
  • Receive expert tips for handling distractions and unexpected challenges
  • Boost confidence and enjoyment for your dog in outdoor settings


Pricing & Booking


  • £55 per hour
  • Block booking discounts available for multiple sessions
  • Sessions are personalised to your dog’s needs and your training goals

Your dog already knows the basics — now it’s time to put them into practice everywhere!


We recently completed group puppy training as well as one on one sessions at home. Lisa was fantastic - not only was she a fabulous and knowledgeable trainer in the sessions, but her support and feedback after each session was also really helpful.
Highly recommended.

Sophie Durkin, St Albans