14 days of letting your dog lead.

June 15–28, 2026

Once a day, for ten minutes, you let your dog pick the route. They choose where to sniff, how long to linger, when to keep going. You follow.

That's the whole thing.

Why We Built It This Way

After eighteen years of working with dogs in Denver and providing over 150,000 services and counting — we've watched the same quiet thing happen over and over: when a dog gets to make real choices, they soften. Pulling eases. Reactivity gets a little smaller. Trust deepens.

None of it requires more time. It requires a different kind of ten minutes.

🐾 Dogs who get to make choices feel safer in the world.

🐾 Sniffing is mentally exhausting — one good sniff walk can settle a dog more than an hour of fetch.

🐾 It softens leash pulling because the leash stops being a tug-of-war.

🐾 It fits any schedule, because it's ten minutes a day.