How to STOP Leash PULLING in 8 Minutes- REAL RESULTS!

What is happening guys in this video? I'm going to take one of the hardest

pulling

dogs and transform it from this to this. Pulling on the

leash

is normal and natural, but would you believe me if I told you that dogs are supposed to be?

pulling

the

leash

dogs have four legs we have two taking an animal and teaching them to walk on a leash with a rope is difficult and requires a lot of experience and some tricks that we are going to go over exactly in this video now most dog owners They fail because they simply don't know where to start, like these guys who live in Brooklyn and walk up and down the sidewalks where we spend a lot of time with dogs.

I've had to start doing it. he just crosses the street he's just frustrated with the leash and frustrated with I don't know even right now he wants to come see me and he's excited and stimulated and the leash can create frustration and obviously being as big as he probably is It's not funny, not only is it a pain to have your dog dragging you everywhere, but this could mean that you also have an unhealthy relationship with your dog, so make sure you watch this until the end to be safe, why not? We come back and we will start working, this is what you see, yes, he is strong, so yes, harness that power now, before we dive into this, it is important that you at home know the fundamentals, and your companions do too.

The dog

real

ly knows what the leash is. I know it sounds crazy, but for a dog to walk well on a leash, you need to know what it is, so take a look at this clip we made in the Kickstarter course. This is very simple. Guys the goal is to have a little hallway that he has to walk through and you are going to apply pressure the moment he commits to that pressure he will walk through it without any pressure so that will teach him to take all the pressure off. what's wrong with it. what you need to do is stick to whatever direction the belt is going, very basic principles of applying belt pressure, this will help with a lot of things in the future, so look here at how the pressure is released, now you just need to work on that for a few sessions to

real

ly allow it. sinking into step two, which is heel insertion, but before we introduce heel we need to know what that is, so when we ask our dogs to sit, what does that mean?

We want our dogs to feel good. What does the heel mean? Well, many people don't even know that the dog is supposed to be on their heels, that's what the heel command means. It's important to know that as we continue, you'll learn some of the things you'll need to teach the heel command to any dog ​​motivational treat. bag, whatever strap you guys want to use, it doesn't matter, the slip is really great for it, the toe tracker was really great for dolio, so those are the things you're going to need to get going as soon as I cross my leg. getting pressure, so I'm teaching him to walk right, so ah it's like a warning, okay you're about to cross that line, once he starts

stop

ping with me, that's when he'll start charging a lot for making those decisions, the corrections will disappear. away, the rewards will take over verbally and externally with food and healing, so now I'm going to loosen the leash a little more so it's clearer for us, you know what decisions he's making.

Good job, good heel, yeah, good job, buddy. There you have it, okay, yeah, okay, so I'm starting to get involved with them, good boy, one of the biggest misconceptions is step three, once you enter the "together" command, that doesn't mean your dog should Stay behind him at all times. walk, so making sure you have a rest command with your dog is absolutely crucial, not only is it completely unrealistic for your dog to heel walk all the time, but it's also not fair to you, so the rest command is the following and The third most important thing when introducing the heel command now a dog has just arrived that pulls even worse than Dolio and what I'm going to do is use all the tips that we talked about in this video. to train that dog right now, so come with me and let's see if what I'm saying really works.

I'm going to start with just the slip strap making sure it's nice and tight right behind the dog's ears and we're going to start with a little bit of pressure from the strap like we've gotten over a little bit of pressure there, okay, good job, getting out. this way a little pressure, yeah well so I give him a little pressure while he goes the other way and the moment he physically engages with me I extend my hand and pay him verbally and then I pay him externally with a little beef liver. Now let's start introducing the verbal stub.

The first thing we are going to do is a little melody. Lift your heel and change direction rvq well, yes, a little verbal praise. Harvey Heel. Well, a little pop in the heel of the neck. A small pop in the neck. Well, what we want him to do inside the turn is to pay attention to us when we turn Harvey's heel. the goal is for him to turn with me without any pressure every time we use Corrections, we always want those corrections to go away if you are constantly correcting a dog for something, chances are the dog isn't learning and you are.

By doing something wrong, we want the dog to engage with us physically and emotionally and mentally without any pressure, that means the dog is learning and the corrections did their job well, so now let's introduce the heel to move forward. without the direction changes and I'm just going to use my leash pressure back as soon as the dog crosses my legs, we'll add a little verbal ah as a warning and then we'll apply it with our leash arm. You see, as soon as he crossed my legs here, he got that quick healing. Well, ah, well, now let's see if he'll learn from that heel.

I do, friend, fine and we'll pay you for that break. good healing, buddy, yeah, good, nice, me, yeah, buddy, perfect job, okay, rest, now it's very important that you do a good job, buddy, good man, it's really very important that you reward the dog when he does the heel. I see so many people, including my clients. when your dog actually walks well like he just did they are quiet reward your dog it is so important good healing Harvey well done look how much it helps them making sure we reward them is such an important part of this image.

I'll give you an industry secret that no one really talks about when introducing any type of obedience to your dog, like the heel video we're talking about now. There are different levels. There are one, two and three, easy, intermediate and difficult. Don't go beyond level one. at three you will fail you will feel frustrated you might even give up on the challenge make sure level one is in your house with not much to do level two can be a basement or possibly even outside in the driveway with a little distraction but no too much, level three is the reality, they are going to talk about squirrels, squirrels, other dogs, etc., etc., make sure to level up gradually and master them separately before moving on to level three.

Alright guys, now pass the big test. Everyone wants to be able to walk their dogs and in a realistic environment with other dogs, we're about to jump into a group class with pain. It will be the biggest challenge yet and he has come this far, but this will really tell us. If you're going to be sustainable and successful at home, oh okay guys, if you want to win a virtual one-on-one session with me, all you have to do is turn on the notification. Bell, hit this like button and leave a comment in the comments below here's the winner of last week's video.

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