The correct way to dog leash is the key to successfully training a dog.
First of all, the state of the dog’s rope should be slightly sagging from the dog’s collar, maintaining a certain degree of slack. One of the most common mistakes in the training process is that in order to keep the dog in the right position, the rope is often tightened and barely relaxed.
In this way, pressure is often applied to the dog’s neck. When it is necessary to correct the dog’s behavior, pulling the rope is meaningless, and the dog can’t distinguish the difference between the two.
The training method is as follows: First, when the dog pulls the rope in a certain direction, immediately force it to go in the opposite direction, turn on the way, or go back and forth on the same road. In short, the person is holding the dog.
Secondly, when the dog is ready to pull the rope forward—watch the way the dog is ready to pull the rope. When this sign appears, pull the rope back and pull the dog’s neck. The strength and timing of this moment is very important, suddenly exerting pressure on the dog’s neck and then relaxing the rope. However, it must be noted that if the rope on the dog’s neck is always in tension, the above training method will have no effect.
Remember, the correct method of pulling the rope is that the owner is dragging the dog at all times. If you are raising a dog with a stronger force, use a collar with a nail on the inside. This is stronger than the normal collar, and it is better to avoid it.
Usually, the dog should be free at home. When walking, pay attention to keep the rope slack.
Post time: Oct-07-2019