PetLifeRadio.com - Episode 39 TRAINING SESSION #10 -- "Teaching Good Leash Manners" -- Walk With Me -- I am Not a Sled!
PetLifeRadio.com - Episode 39 TRAINING SESSION #10 -- "Teaching
Good Leash Manners" -- Walk With Me -- I am Not a Sled!
30 Minuten
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Teacher's Pet focuses on command training - and command training is as simple as (and as complicated as) communicating clearly with your dog. Dog's aren't born understanding what sit or come means. Every single thing your dog understands about a comman...
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Many of you are probably experiencing the problem of your puppy or
pulling on leash. As with most behavior problems, this does not
simply go away with age. In fact, the older and larger your puppy
gets, the worse it can become. To allow your puppy or dog to pull
actually tells your him that pulling is acceptable because the more
you reward a behavior, even ones you do not like, the stronger the
behavior becomes. Many owners inadvertently teach their dogs the
fine art of mushing by yanking and pulling them back while
continuing to walk. Instead of teaching them not to pull, you teach
them to pull harder. When a dog pulls forward and you pull back and
continue to walk, the dog’s reaction is to pull forward again, only
harder. He is being inadvertently rewarded since the walk
continues; he gets to sniff and his obedient owner (you) follows
behind him.
More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - TRAINING SESSION #10 --
"Teaching Good Leash Manners" -- Walk With Me -- I am Not a Sled! -
with Pia Silvani on PetLifeRadio.com
pulling on leash. As with most behavior problems, this does not
simply go away with age. In fact, the older and larger your puppy
gets, the worse it can become. To allow your puppy or dog to pull
actually tells your him that pulling is acceptable because the more
you reward a behavior, even ones you do not like, the stronger the
behavior becomes. Many owners inadvertently teach their dogs the
fine art of mushing by yanking and pulling them back while
continuing to walk. Instead of teaching them not to pull, you teach
them to pull harder. When a dog pulls forward and you pull back and
continue to walk, the dog’s reaction is to pull forward again, only
harder. He is being inadvertently rewarded since the walk
continues; he gets to sniff and his obedient owner (you) follows
behind him.
More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - TRAINING SESSION #10 --
"Teaching Good Leash Manners" -- Walk With Me -- I am Not a Sled! -
with Pia Silvani on PetLifeRadio.com
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