How do you train a small dog that will not cooperate when you take him walking?
September 4th, 2009
My dog, Duke, does not cooperate when I take him out for a walk. After a while, he will settle down, but he still walks in around me and gets tangled around my legs. Duke won’t stay sometimes if i ask him to, or sit or settle. All I want to know is this: how do I train him to walk like a well trained dog?
Hold the top part of the leash in your right hand. Hold the other part of the leash in your left hand giving the dog just enough leash to walk maybe a foot or so ahead of your left side. You really want him to walk by your side. Tell him "Heel". As he starts to get ahead of you, use your left hand to gently pull back and again tell him "heel" as you pull him back into place at your left side.
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September 4th, 2009 at 9:55 am
Try some obedience classes. They do wonders!
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September 4th, 2009 at 10:39 am
Hold the top part of the leash in your right hand. Hold the other part of the leash in your left hand giving the dog just enough leash to walk maybe a foot or so ahead of your left side. You really want him to walk by your side. Tell him "Heel". As he starts to get ahead of you, use your left hand to gently pull back and again tell him "heel" as you pull him back into place at your left side.
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September 4th, 2009 at 10:52 am
Take him to a pet trainer and that should do wonders! Try somewere like petco where they have awesome trainers good luck and congrats
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