How to teach your dog to CALMLY walk on a LOOSE LEASH (part II)
This is the second part of my tutorial on walking your dog on a loose leash. In addition to teaching your dog that staying next to you is rewarding, you can take some measures to ensure that your dog remains calm and relaxed as you walk them. Be sure to check out the first video for a full explanation of how to conquer the LOOSE LEASH walk. Make sure to subscribe to my channel, as I am regularly posting dog training videos every week. If you have any questions, or suggestions for future videos… leave them in the comments! Enjoy!
tab289
28 Jun, 2010
@wernlyn Is this a puppy? Sounds like he may be anticipating the excitement of the walk. I would try putting the leash/collar on several times throughout the day, even if it’s just for a few seconds, and then take it off. We want him to learn that a collar/leash doesn’t mean it’s time for a fun exciting walk. Best to do this when he’s tired and or sleepy!
JohnGross019
28 Jun, 2010
Hi, i love all of your videos! They so helpfull, with your help i have managed to teach my dog not to pul! And he was a terrible puller!
Thanks, but i want to ask if you could make a video teaching HEEL please? I would really love to teach my dog heel. thansk in advanced! John 
jonngai18
29 Jun, 2010
awesome videos
wernlyn
29 Jun, 2010
hi, can you teach me how to put the collar and leash on my dog without him jumping and wanting to grab it before i even put it on… thanks : )
tab289
29 Jun, 2010
@murwill1 Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve made a note of it.
murwill1
29 Jun, 2010
love this, can you do a video to show how to handle a dog that lunges at other dogs on leash and just when standing still talking with someone and he sees a dog and wants to lunge. i don’t be agression i mean lunging because the dog wants to great and sniff other dog. i have this problem with my dog. thanks
i you could just tell me what to do that would be great. thanks
tab289
29 Jun, 2010
@musicofnote1 Thanks! Being ‘macho’ has no place in dog training. This is about building trust, and that happens to be a two-way street.
musicofnote1
29 Jun, 2010
It’s nice to see a guy giving +R/-P training tips. This isn’t just a “girly thing” and not applicable for “real men” with “real dogs”. Great job, I really enjoyed it!
oly355
29 Jun, 2010
I’am practicing with the dog next door from me, until I get my dog, in 2 weeks, I will take them both on walk now that I have the best dog trainers in my subs. you include dude, that’s cool you take your time to learn us how to do =)
hairtapeworks
29 Jun, 2010
What happens if it ‘s a squirrel? A cat? Then what???
asiangangduh
29 Jun, 2010
this was really helpful!
allegrapuppy
29 Jun, 2010
Thanks!!!
rach5345
29 Jun, 2010
Great video! Incidentally, my dog has the same collar (brown w/pink flowers) shown at the beginning.
Casey090709
29 Jun, 2010
Excellent use of training collars !!
brightmeadow1375
29 Jun, 2010
great lesson. Will try this on my lab puppy who constantly pulls her leash.
010366william
29 Jun, 2010
Very good video, as always!
ZandersStory
29 Jun, 2010
Excellent video! Solea nicely demonstrates how it’s done.
5*s!
steveandterik
29 Jun, 2010
Good Video with good info. I like your advice about the sniffing issue.
Marlina66
29 Jun, 2010
An “ah-ha” moment. That bolting out the door was the worst part about going for walks. I’m still working on this with my dog but I think he’ll get it. He’s already not tearing TO the door. He’s at least waiting for me to go with him to the door. Keep the videos coming!
basundra
29 Jun, 2010
Your videos are very encouraging, I really enjoy watching them. Great job!
xsimesx
29 Jun, 2010
Another great video!! Thanks!
nataliawasilewska97
29 Jun, 2010
I can’t wait for another video. You are a great trainer.