Let me know what kind of special needs your dog has ahead of time, so I can accomodate them. I assure you, I've worked with aggressive and anxious dogs in the past, so you won't scare me off, but I would like to know particularly about any fear aggression behaviors around eating, any distraction/redirection techniques you already have in place for when your dog loses focus/gets overly excited, and any triggers you've noticed that cause your dog to lunge: perhaps a neighborhood dog-nemesis? ;)

So a book I love is called "Walking Queens," by Adrienne Onofri, and there are a whole series of fantastic neighborhood walks, often highlighting pet-friendly nature trails, parks, and the like. Depending on your location and your pet's stamina/special needs, we'll likely begin our morning with one of the walks from that book, or a modified version thereof, to get lots of mental and social stimulation to start the day. After meal and napping is done, I like to do a bit of indoor enrichment with toys before we go outside to do our business... if the night won't be cold, I'll sometimes keep the midday stroll a bit briefer and focus on indoor play so that I can really help your pet fall into an exhausted slumber by day's end.