There are no quick fixes in dog training. But when you have a strategy for fixing your problems, your training starts to work! In this video, you'll learn about 5 MORE quick tips to stop your dog from pulling on the leash. In a previous video, we talked about some simple training tips that will help you to have more control when it comes to teaching your dog to walk on a loose leash. In this video, Instructor Steve will take a deeper look at some more of the choices you'll need to make when you're actually in the process of training your dog. Some of these tips are things that you can start using right away at any stage of your leash walking training. Other tips will prepare you for a few of the more advanced walking challenges. We've said it before, but having a plan for your leash walking training is crucial. And if you fail to plan, then you plan to fail. By understanding the training choices in this video, you'll be taking a step (pun intended) toward more enjoyable walks with your four-legged family member!
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00:40 This Is A Formal Skill
1:11 Location, Location, Location!
1:55 The Power Of Your Voice
2:41 Finding A Purposeful Pace
3:57 A Proactive And Reactive Training Plan
6:34 The Inevitable Walking Challenge
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