LIVE Prey Drive Essentials (Free)

Starts Monday 16 March 2026
Three bite-sized lessons each day by email
Live Zoom Q&A at 6:00pm UK
16, 17 & 18 March

If your dog chases wildlife / locks onto movement / runs off as if something invisible just triggered them / barks and lunges at squirrels… and normal training doesn’t touch it, this is where to start.

“I was able to call Cheza off deer (twice!!!!) … now we work with her instincts, not against them.”

Sign up for the free live run

No credit card. Starts 16 March.

“I no longer feel frustrated. Instead, my husband and I are on a quest to fulfill her olfactory-loving spirit - and we all win.”

"I called Cheza off deer. Twice. She came back wagging and delighted — because now we work with her instincts, not against them."

Live Prey Drive Essentials — 16–18 March 2026

Free. Short. Practical. And you’re not doing it alone.

For three days, you’ll get three quick lessons a day by email — and you can bring your real-life questions to my live Zoom Q&A at 6pm UK each evening (16th, 17th, 18th).

This is Bria. Bria was like a coiled spring and when off the lead, she would immediately take off to the furthest part of a field – and then wouldn’t come back.

But now? Watch how she recalls from hunting and runs speedily back to her human.

How about Amber? Here's what her owner said after getting started:

Amber watched a rabbit run, tracked its scent—then recalled perfectly, all off lead. That wouldn’t have happened before.

Lesson 1: What is prey drive

It's more than just chasing. Learn the details.

Lesson 2: Risk assessment

Get a process to let you decide with confidence about when to progress your training.

Lesson 3: Using food well

Food rewards are awesome when you know how to use them. Learn about it here.

Lesson 4: Focus training

Teach your dog to give you their attention anywhere.

Lesson 5: Self control training

Help your dog learn that self control pays off big time.

Lesson 6: Observation

A skill for you to stop your walks feeling unpredictable.

Lesson 7: Mindset

Without a doubt your mindset makes the biggest difference when it comes to training your dog.

Lesson 8: Management

How to set yourself and your dog up for success.

Lesson 9: Outlets

Your dog needs outlets for their prey drive to keep them feeling satisfied and content. This lesson will help you learn how to give them safely.

Lessons come with short videos and supporting resources to help you apply what you’ve learned.

What others say

Emma

"Amber and I had the most wonderful walk this morning thanks to what we have learnt and we are only just getting started since finding you via your prey drive challenge..."

Heidi

"I was able to call Cheza off deer (twice!!!!)... The gift Tracey has given us through her training challenge..."

Anonymous

"Tracey you have a lovely and supportive way of teaching and sharing information and observations."

Live schedule (UK time)

Mon 16 March: 3 lessons by email + Zoom Q&A 6:00pm

Tue 17 March: 3 lessons by email + Zoom Q&A 6:00pm

Wed 18 March: 3 lessons by email + Zoom Q&A 6:00pm

How It Works

FAQs

Q: Is this really free?

A: Yes. Completely free. No credit card, no catch.

Q: Who is this for?

A: If your dog chases wildlife, gets over-aroused on walks, or makes you feel like an anchor holding them back instead of a partner — this is for you.

Q: How often will I get emails?

A: During the live run (16–18 March 2026), you’ll get three short lessons per day by email.

Q: What if I fall behind?

A: No problem. You can revisit any email at any time. Take it at your own pace.

Q: What happens after the live run?

A: You’ll get the chance to keep on working with me. If you get to the end and feel like you need more help, don't worry, you have options.

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Ready to Get Started?

If you want to feel more confident, less overwhelmed, and actually enjoy your walks again…

Practical ideas, short stories, and training prompts. Usually 1–2/week. Unsubscribe any time.

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Hi, I’m Tracey, the founder of the High Prey Drive Club, and I can’t wait to help you and your dog thrive together!

For over 20 years, I’ve lived with and trained high prey drive dogs of various breeds. I love the process of turning challenges into opportunities for connection and joy. I know firsthand how overwhelming it can feel, but I’m here to show you that it doesn’t have to be.

My passion is creating simple, effective methods that make life with high prey drive dogs not just manageable — but joyful. Since 2018, I’ve helped hundreds of dog owners just like you transform their lives with their dogs, breaking free from frustration and finding confidence in their training.

Here’s what sets me apart:

Expertise Backed by Science: I hold a master’s degree in Applied Animal Behaviour and Training (with distinction!) and a BSc (Hons) in Canine Behaviour and Training. I’ve even earned an MA (Hons) in Philosophy, giving me a deep understanding of ethics in dog training.

A Leader in the Field: Modern dog training must align with science—but I don’t stop there. I actively contribute to the scientific understanding of prey drive in dogs through published research in Applied Animal Behaviour Science. I’m also a peer reviewer for the journal, ensuring the latest studies help improve lives like yours.

Real Experience, Real Results: My tried-and-true methods have been developed through decades of success with my own dogs and my clients’ dogs. You’ll benefit from the same proven techniques that have helped so many others.

You and your dog deserve a life of harmony and joy. The High Prey Drive Club is the culmination of my knowledge and experience, designed to give you everything you need to succeed. Let’s start this journey together — I’m here to support you every step of the way.

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Legal Disclaimer: I would love to promise you the same results as I got from this training. I would also love to promise you how long it will take. I simply can't give any guarantees. Success in dog training depends on a range of factors including but not limited to: your own efforts, your skill at implementing the training suggested, the time you spend on training, as well as your dog's prior experiences, health, and temperament. You remain responsible for your dog's behaviour.