A quick video to show you some of the basic, often overlooked strategies for successful leash walking.
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Stay close to home once you start leash walking. This video shows the simple, but effective strategy with Jeff Millman of Watch and Train and Chicago Paws.
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It is important that your dog understands that if the leash is tight he should walk the other direction, or "walk away". This video shows simple steps to make this happen.
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Thank you for the information on Dog Leash walking. The videos have been helpful to watch and learn from them. I will have to go t... Read More
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