Learning to walk on a lead is essential for your dog’s safety and well-being when out walking. When you consider teaching your dog to walk on a lead, the main aim is to stop him pulling and to teach him to follow your changes of direction. In this article, you’ll find practical advice to help you teach your dog to walk on a lead in an effective and enjoyable way.
You’ll get faster, more satisfying results if you work in a relaxed atmosphere.
The positive association between the good behaviour and the reward makes it more likely that your dog will repeat the behaviour in the future.
Favour training methods based on positive rewards. When it comes to choosing the right equipment for leash walking, you have several options.
Each dog learns at its own pace. Some dogs can learn to walk on a lead quickly, while others may need more time and patience.
By following these practical tips, you’ll be able to teach your dog to walk on a lead effectively and respectfully. If, despite your best efforts, you’re still having trouble teaching your dog to walk on a lead, it’s a good idea to get in touch with a dog trainer who uses positive, reward-based training methods. These professionals will be able to provide you with advice and techniques tailored to your dog, enabling you to make progress in learning to walk on a lead in an effective and respectful way.
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