Practice calmer walks around other dogs.A 6-week walk plan built around your dog’s distance.If your dog barks or lunges at other dogs, start with distance.
A 6-week, reward-based plan built around your dog’s distance. Short daily games, a walk log, and a clear next step every day.
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- Reward-based, no force
- 10–20 minutes a day
- Lifetime access
Yellow · staringRed · barkingGreen · train hereAlong the route
- You check the street before you open the door.
- You cross the road, then cross back.
- You walk at 6am so nobody sees.
None of this makes you a bad owner.
Your dog isn’t being bad. They’re over their limit.
Every dog has a distance where they can notice another dog and still eat a treat and listen to you. That’s their threshold. A bit closer, they stiffen and stare. Closer still, they bark or lunge. That isn’t bad behavior. It’s a dog past their limit. Calm Pass keeps practice on the calm side of that line.
Threshold: the distance where your dog can still eat and listen.
- GreenCan eat and listen
- YellowStaring, stiff
- RedBarking, lunging
Find your dog’s starting distance.
- Red · barks at 8 m
- Yellow · notices at 18 m
- Green · train at 20 m
Start training at about 20 m (66 ft). That’s your dog’s green zone for week 1.
How it works
Find the distance
Five taps give you a starting distance where your dog can still eat and listen.
Play the games
Short reward-based games at that distance: find-it, Look At That, the U-turn.
Log and adjust
Log each walk in 20 seconds. Your target distance adjusts week by week.
What’s inside
Six weekly modules of short video lessons (3–8 minutes each), plus a Start Here module on day 1. Every lesson ends with one practice task that shows up on your Today screen.
Distance Is Your Friend
Learn your dog’s zones and early warning signs.
Skills at Home
Build a marker word, hand target, find-it and U-turn.
Look At That
Dog sees dog, dog gets food, all in the green zone.
Moving Through the World
Plan routes, use barriers, and walk in parallel.
Closing the Gap
Reduce distance one small step at a time.
Your Long-Term Plan
Review your log and set a maintenance routine.
- Dogs seen
- 3
- Closest calm distance
- 22 m
- Worst reaction
- 0 Calm1 Alert2 Stiff3 Bark4 Lunge
- Games used
- Look At ThatFind-itU-turnHand target
- Worst reaction (7-day average)
- Closest calm distance
What a good rep looks like
- 1Your dog notices a distant dog
- 2Looks back at you
- 3Gets a treat
- 4U-turn, and move on
Methods we use, and don’t
Calm Pass is reward-based only. It follows the AVSAB position statement on humane dog training.
We use
- Distance and thresholds
- Treats and pattern games
- U-turns and escape routes
- Front-clip harness
- Muzzle comfort training
We don’t use
- Prong, choke or shock collars
- Leash pops or corrections
- “Dominance” or “pack leader” ideas
- Walking your dog into other dogs
Is this right for my dog?
A good fit if your dog…
- Barks, lunges or freezes at other dogs on leash
- Is relaxed around people
- Can take a treat when other dogs are far enough away
Get a professional first if your dog…
- Has bitten or tried to bite a person or dog
- Growls, lunges or snaps at people
- Changed suddenly, limps, or seems sore (see a vet first)
If that’s your dog, we’ll point you to the right help and refund you.
One price. Six weeks. Yours to keep.
Short daily practice, a plan that adjusts to your dog’s log, and tools you can keep using after week 6.
30-day money-back guarantee. Try Calm Pass for 30 days. If it isn’t right for you and your dog, email us and we’ll refund you in full. No forms, no questions.
Calm Pass
Re-Opening soon$147 one-time
- 6 weekly modules of short lessons
- Threshold Finder with weekly re-tests
- Walk log and 6-week trend chart
- Trigger-stacking meter
- Route planner checklist
- U-turn drill card and printables
- Works on your phone, on the walk
- Lifetime access
Questions
More answers on the FAQ page.
How much time does it take each day?
About 10–20 minutes of walking plus 5 minutes of games at home. You pick 10, 20 or 30 minutes a day and the plan fits to that.
What if I live in a city?
There’s a City version of the plan. It swaps open-field setups for parked cars, doorways and other barriers you already walk past.
Do I need a trainer?
Not for most dogs who react to other dogs on leash. If your dog has a bite history, reacts to people, or changed suddenly, work with a certified professional first. You can use Calm Pass alongside them.
What equipment do I need?
A front-clip harness, a regular or long leash, a treat pouch and some high-value food. No special collars. We never use prong, choke or shock collars.
My dog is reactive to people. Will this help?
No. Calm Pass covers dog-to-dog leash reactivity only. Please work with a certified behavior consultant or a veterinary behaviorist.
Is this a cure?
No. It’s a plan to practice calmer walks. Results vary with each dog, how often you practice, and where you walk.
What if it isn’t right for us?
Email us within 30 days and we’ll refund you in full. No forms, no questions.
How long do I keep access?
For life, including your walk log and any updates to the lessons.
Practice calmer walks around other dogs.
Re-Opening soon at $147, one-time, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
