5 Myths About Training Dogs

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  • Опубликовано: 21 янв 2025

Комментарии • 5

  • @juliecrowe5252
    @juliecrowe5252 5 месяцев назад

    If you use a harness with a front and back ring and use a double-ended lead, this will normally but not always stop pulling I've got a husky that's what I use , it's rare that I ever have to attach it to the front now ( only if he can smell deer )

  • @CaliPupdogtraining
    @CaliPupdogtraining 19 дней назад

    My dog is terrified of everything she submits to everyone she sees. She ran from two little schnauzers that barked and I don’t know how to build confidence in her she’s also terrified of the collar even on a low level.

  • @InheritJeans
    @InheritJeans 5 месяцев назад

    My 3 month old still pulls with the slip leash. He doesn’t care lol. I figure I should do what you showed in previous videos with treats to teach him to pay attention to me?

  • @joelbalsters5352
    @joelbalsters5352 5 месяцев назад +1

    Great vid my dog is 10 and I never knew that walks weren’t good enough exercise I thought my dog was just weird for wanting to play everytime we got back from one back when he was younger.
    I started walking him off leash when he turned 8 which mostly stopped him wanting to play after the walks, do you think that’s just his age or that the walks became more engaging and therefore tiring?
    (I have a toy Australian Shepard and his walks are normally between 30mins to a bit over an hour 3 times a day)

  • @chris-asuncion
    @chris-asuncion 5 месяцев назад +1

    My dog likes sniffing the whole time during a walk should I stop them from sniffing things during the walks to keep them more structured or let them stop and sniff things