It is a shame when guardians are unable to engage in the simple joy of walking their dog due to extreme leash pulling. The dog should be taught through obedience training, lures and rewards to respond to the heel command. Training should begin in an environment where success can be ensured.
Using a control mechanism (leash and collar, leash and head halter), and highly motivating rewards, the dog should first be taught to walk at the guardians side. During the first few training sessions distractions should be avoided so that the rewards and motivation keep the dogs interest and attention. If the dog begins to pull ahead, pulling backwards on the leash and a neck collar, leads to resistance from the dog, causing the dog to lunge forward more intensely.
It is best to take 1-2 steps at a time and keep your dog in the correct position, rather than trying to accomplish a long walk. As the dog learns where to be in relation to the guardian, gradually walk a few more steps. Set the dog up ... more.
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