Dog Training – Stop Your Dog From Pulling
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Loose leash walking. Stop your dog from pulling. Don’t forget to rate this video, leave comments and subscribe to my channel. You can also get my FREE ebook “101 Ways To Improve Your Dog’s Behavior” at: www.amazingdogtrainingman.com
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ishup2008
28 Sep, 2009
Lyndia
dickwad hes not a bad dog hes not trained yet
kathyn1000
30 Sep, 2009
Young
IT WORKED! My 13 mo rottweiler was a rescue dog & didn’t have any training. Pulled constantly. In < 5 min, she followed me instead of pulling me. When there was a distraction, I quickly turned & walked away. She “snapped” herself quite a few times but she stopped pulling. If I shorten the leash, she stays close; if I let it out, she may go to the end but will not pull. Wish I had it on video to show it works for big, untrained dogs!
nhanoo2000
3 Oct, 2009
Tony
Sell your dog or put him to sleep.. the owner is at fault
Kill yourself?
darkside3704
3 Oct, 2009
Daisey
Try being more social with the Dog he has to know the words NO & his name. once thats complete. walking like this video is great but bigger dogs = bigger force. just keep that in mind.
darkside3704
7 Oct, 2009
Signe
well like any animal you have got to show your dog, your alpha. people take that lightly but its true. when every my dog does something i dont like i stomp my foot and look at him. this techqiue he’s teaching works, with bigger dogs especially. my dog will not let anyone NEXT TO ME AT ALL only if i introduce him to them first. sheperds are big and loyal animals, they look at you like your family.
wardlowkd
7 Oct, 2009
Cathy
i love watching your instructional videos. i find them both informative and highly satisfying knowing i can train my dog without paying an arm and a leg for a stranger to do it. i noticed in all your videos you work with dogs that are already trained in the command. i would like to see you work with dogs that aren’t trained for that specific command so we can view a typical dog reaction and proper correction. thanks again
ishup2008
8 Oct, 2009
Garry
my dog is VERY stubborn, he wont stop leading and when i give him a treat for something good he just about bites my finger off, hes not a bad dog just stubborn help me out please
kingofbikes69
11 Oct, 2009
Miranda
Yes this works great! While walking the dog is always at my side yet he still knows to pull me when I’m riding a bike or skateboard!
SammelR85
14 Oct, 2009
Mozell
Thanks heaps!! I did this for the first time tonight. It took over 10 minutes just to get him out of the driveway, but once he got the hang of it, I was able to walk him almost 2km with minimal pulling (I had to repeat the exercise about 10-15 times). When I can get him doing this constantly, it’ll have gotten rid of my worry for when my Kelpie x Border Collie becomes full grown.
TinaRawrrr
16 Oct, 2009
Tajuana
I have a Mastiff, hes HUGE !!
And im only 14, my parents say hes my responsibility, so i walk him everyday, buttttttt he pullllsss like crazy. once he pulled away and got hit by a car, but he was ok! hope this works!!
joelstutz
18 Oct, 2009
Jonelle
well, “maybe” it does not hurt his neck because he is wearing that leash attached on the full shoulder ( he is a husky by the way), so anyway I know the rules of not letting him decide where to go, instead I tell him: “left”, “right”, “there”, “here”…. and he listens. So instead of writing: “what are thinking?” ask yourself what are you writing! (and just cut it off)
monijento
18 Oct, 2009
Rubye
maybe hurt his neck.if the dog have that much power all the time it maybe turn to bad behavior.did you know that when the dog is in front of you he is in control maybe you don’t see it that way but that show the dog brain work. if you want to stop him there is an easy technique. when the dog go in front of you give him a little correction on the leash (important to have the leash on top of the neck) you “ask” the dog to following you instead of leading you.
joelstutz
19 Oct, 2009
Mandy
ok calm down! can you explain me why it’s not healthy? I just want the best for my dog so stay calm ok?
monijento
21 Oct, 2009
Janna
What are you thinking? dont you know that letting your dog pull is not healthy?
you should go for a longer walk!
jilly525
22 Oct, 2009
Wilma
Hello – How long into the walk do you do this? I feel like she won’t learn it in one walk so I won’t be consistent if we continue the walk with her pulling.
culolupe1
24 Oct, 2009
Jonna
hey bro. i have a ? for. how old does the puppy has to be to start walking on a leash..
smileypirana
26 Oct, 2009
Debra
this technique does work angel, ive used it myself on a pit bull cross who was very keen to pull!
angelkissedredhead
27 Oct, 2009
Wilber
Has this technique worked for anyone here?
MASKETO444
28 Oct, 2009
Hannah
My lab pulls like crazy and hes strong. hope this training method works
joelstutz
30 Oct, 2009
Vincenza
I actually want my dog to pull as strong as possible when we walk so he’ll train his legs and feel more tired after the walk
ncshuriken
31 Oct, 2009
Mitchell
MY boxer pulls like CRAZY on the street. I probably look like a rigid wooden robot, trying to walk at my own pace while he’s trying to blast off at 100mph!
Niksgrammie
1 Nov, 2009
Shon
I have had chihuahua’s all of my life some mix breeds and Yorkies. I now have a Cavalier KChas. I am finding that I am the one needing the training first ! Not the dog! Once am trained.. and realize that each dog / breed is different.. I can adjust some of the technique’s and make them work for the current dog. ( I have 3 ).
Niksgrammie
3 Nov, 2009
Albertha
How old is the dog? where are you walking him when he does this breakaway? Is he distracted ? How often do you train with your dog, it should be done daily at least every 2 days for a wk, then change the setting a little.. and retrace the steps you did the first wk also. then change in 3 wks.. and retrace area/steps in 1 and 2. (build)
Puffin266
5 Nov, 2009
Lani
Hi. Sam is already trained, hence he doesn’t pull! However, this method definitely works!
IWANNAPLAYTENNIS
8 Nov, 2009
Terry
My huskie and I tried it and he was quite confused for the 1st 5 mins. After that…it clicked and I’m so happy (And emotional) that this works beautifully. Now my huskie walks head held high beside me all the time. (With some reminder at times of course!) THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!