Stop Your Dog from Pulling You! 2 Huskies stop pulling in 20 min with America's Canine Educator
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America's Canine Educator works with 2 younger huskies at the Upstate Canine Academy. 2 Huskies stop pulling in 20 min with America's Canine Educator. When you think you will never get to walk your dog on a leash without getting dragged all over the place think again. Americas Canine Educator demonstrates how quickly this behavior can be corrected when he tackles two young huskies with a serious urge to pull. This owner walks out of the academy with a new outlook on walking his gorgeous huskies.
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Pretty cool to see younger trainers use old techniques. Been training around 55 years. Don't allow pulling & only use harnesses for work related pulling, i.e., tracking. The bump with the leg, attention getter. Great, no treats, no clicker. You don't over talk the dog, either. Body language, awesome. Love watching you work with calm & being the lead, alpha. Thanks for showing there's good trainers out there. I've seen some who are too into themselves and take longer to train a dog because of that. Great!
Hey I realize this is a pretty old comment but do you have any examples on what newer trainers are doing that is slowing down the dog training process? It seems like there's always conflicting information out here on the youtube. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Only positive training, force free, is slowing the training world down. To ignore important aspects of dog behaviour is detrimental
I can attest to this. The first year or so we worked with trainers who taught the positive only treat reward based system. Sure Our German shepherd/husky learned all of the tasks rather quickly, but the only way to get his attention was to essentially bribe him with treats. Not effective... after working with a trainer who uses a more old school approach (Koehler method)... our dog has completely transformed in just a few weeks. Loose leash walking with no treats, fully attentive to us in areas with distractions etc.
Got any tips for doing this with a short dog like a Corgi? It's been a nightmare so far. Trying to avoid using the pinch collar if possible, just don't want to rely on it like we have in the past. We took him hiking with us (he walks great around the house and yard on a leash, does ok-ish around the neighborhood) a few months ago and it was awful. He absolutely did. not. care about the martingale collar tightening on him. No response at all to corrections. Constant pulling. We had a front clip harness with us, but I guess it's not properly fitted? He just pulled anyway and would go on three legs most of the time because it shifted due to his pulling and made it hard for him to use one of his front legs. smh
@@countryrat6t6 Use a prong. Far better than him choking himself on a collar or bent out of shape on a harness. Those front ones aren’t comfortable for a dog either.
I can’t thank you enough!!!! I tried this with my husky who is the worst puller! I had tried so many methods! tried giving him treats, commands, etc. nothing seemed to work. I did exactly what you demonstrated and it worked!!!🙌🏼😭
Will try this tomorrow 🙏🏽🙏🏽
does no one else have a delayed audio compared to video
Yes, same issue but who cares ? There is so much good stuff in the training !! :-)
It happens to a lot of videos. Not really the fault of the recording.
Yes it was totally delayed
Taught my 8 month husky this way with the slip collar just once. He learned to heel properly in 30 minutes. Then we went out for a 30 minute walk with the slip collar once too. Tried to trigger results with a clicker and treats whenever he heeled so he also got a positive reinforment when doing things right.
Later the same they tried the same with its normal walk collar and he now pulls 10% of what he used to. You just made my family’s life WAY easier. Thanks man!
Great video! But could you make a vid on pulling outdoors around distractions?
it is going to be the exact same concept. The only differences will be that it will be harder for you as the owner to remain as calm as you were inside practicing. it might take a little longer in order for them to learn the desired behavior in all the various distractions. So as long as you don’t let that frustrate you, make you impatient, or cause you to be reactive some how then your dogs will follow your lead and feed off your energy. Calm, consistent, and timing of corrections.
How far up on the neck do u go with the collar . Mine always goes to the bottom of the neck frustrating. Thank u videos are awesome
@@josephunderwood8054 try removing a link so that the collar is shorter and it should stay up close to the ears
@@josephunderwood8054 i put mine right up behind the ears, it slips down I can't seem to keep it up unless i really tighten the collar. This technic is the best no pulling and easy to control the dog
@@jennc6749 I find the exact same. People without Spitz like Huskies and Samoyeds don't understand the difficulty with the waxy fur. You're tightening it to stay behind the ears so much it's basically correcting and choking them the whole walk.
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Great technique! I was looking for a way to train my two older huskies to walk on a leash together without pulling and without using treats-this is exactly what I needed to see!
thanks man, I've tried a lot of things to make my huskies stop pulling, so i decided to tried your explanation in the front of my house, and it definitely works, first attempt and they were expecting that I make the move first, Now we are going to keep practicing, but I wanna give you my thanks for your video, it make the walk with them easier!!
Discovered you two days ago and started to watch every video. Still a long way to go and I love it 😅 I tried alot different methods with my giant schnauzer lady and finally I put together my own style from all the things I've tried. Your videos are so so helpful, thank you!
SO awesome to hear, thank you so much for following along!
Great video, super informative! Too bad the sound in the beginning is so horrible and it's out of sync :(
byebicycle thanks!
It was fine for me!
Lmfao I have def snuck into almost every concert bc I walked in with that “I’m suppose to be here” attitude! 🤣
This video helped me a lot, i have two Huskies of the same age and i've been doing this aproach for 3 months. It's working great, although i don't have a slip collar, so i'm using a martingale
Good video. My issue is that training outside is a whole other ball game! There are just sooo many smells. I'm trying to work on correcting before my dog gets into 4 wheel drive which is pretty much constanty. It's a challenge.
I just acquired my 5 1/2 month old 60 pound German Shepherd rescue 4 weeks ago. Never was on a leash. I have not owned a dog in over 10 years. He does fantastic on a leash now, with a few exceptions. He was wild at first, but I kept at it each day, two or three walks outside. I went from a halter, to a martingale, now a choke, and a prong on order. I allowed sniffing the first week, and even now within reason, because this is new. Because we don’t have lots of sidewalks, I find walking in street less smells to tempt him. I have watched tons of video on training and find the more you expose to stimuli, the better adjusted the dog will be. So now I continue my pressure to allow some sniffs but to continue on the walk. It takes much patience, time but in the end, my pup can walk passed bikes, kids, people, cars and most squirrels unless they are 3 feet away 😬... oh, and after 15 minutes, he tires and he gets more calm, more happy, more confident on our walks. I do sometimes have to apply more pressure, correction if he starts to chase after a bike, or squirrel, but each week that passes, the less I have to correct, and he is doing better now, leash is loose for a little more than half of our walk time, 30 to 40 minutes. He also loves parks, so I take him to different parks and he loves going up the steps on children’s playground equipment, (only when children are not present of course;) ... I thought I would have to give him up the first few weeks because his play biting, jumping, lunging was out of control. It is only when I stopped the only positive training and corrected him with the choke collar that he began to stop the unwanted behavior. He is happier, and like a child, is loving that I am in control, and he doesn’t have to be so anxious now, knowing when I am in control of him, he is happier, more confident and a beautiful loving precious 60 pound puppy that doesn’t pull on leash, lunge at me, bite me playfully anymore. We still have work to do, but he has come such a long way in a short time. Consistently and his learning to trust me has helped so much! Love love Tom’s videos! He is the best!
How they came in on harnesses...they were doing what harnesses make them do.. PULL!!! So many people use harnesses!!..Easy dogs..with just a slip lead. Great video.
... Were these Husky GDS mixes?? The female definately looks like shes part GSD.. Have to say,the owner did really well too !!! Nice that you've shown, that not all dogs need prongs..or ecollars.....It all depends on the individual dog. Good stuff !!!
I like this video! It involves how to walk two dogs and I really really needed and example of that.
So happy you liked it Kelly :) ! Thanks for watching!!
Love seeing how you work with two dogs
Audio on this video sucks, but great video, I am working with my dog thanks to your videos and I am making huge progress. She is not pulling that much or at all now.
I'm so grateful for this video! My husky mix is turning a year old next month and he's always had problems with walking here and there. His halti collar helps A LOT, but he has a habit of doing the "Naruto pull" (that's what I call it. Head down and forward). He sometimes whines when we go for long walks or public places. I used some of the techniques in this video during our walk into town this afternoon and he was AMAZING. No pulling, didn't lay down/refuse to get up... and I walked home with a Starbucks drink in my hand without spilling a drop. This video was a life changer, thank you guys!!
I had a half husky, half Shepard. He was a beautiful dog with a sense of humor. I miss him.
Oh Tom! Sneaking into concerts!!! 😂😂😂
Can you do a video on training tactics for huskies/arctic breeds specifically?
I can try!
Demi Jones agree
I think it should be mandatory for ppl to take dog training lessons as part n parcel of owning a dog 🐶 sooooooo many ppl just don't know how to read a dogs body language... Love watching this guy working dogs and explains the How's why's and wherefores...
I wish we had you as a trainer years ago when we adopted a Canadian Eskimo Dog ( Qimmiq) from my sister's friend who couldn't keep her. She pulled on a leash even worse than the Siberian huskies in this video. We had to resign ourselves to having her pull carts and sleds with one or two little children for exercise, besides running and swimming. She could do flips in the air like an acrobat. She lived to 16 . Our vet said that she probably lived twice as long as her breed when they are used as working dogs in the Arctic.
13:45 that Husky be like "damn, bro knocked me out" 😂
Love this advice. Broken down into small parts makes it sooooo understandable. Thank you.
Idk why I think the skater boy look is funny. Maybe because he really knows what he's doing and is super professional, but relaxed outfit😎. Keep up the good work!
Stunning work! Your channel is so amazing, wishing I lived in New York right about now
THANK YOU!
Wish you'd do these outside in real-world situations. My dog is good in the backyard, he's a nutball when I take him out for a walk.
My husky mix has a collar for walking, and a X back harness for pulling. That’s what she’s made for 😉
Thanks so much for putting these videos out!
I can’t wait to try this one on my husky. She is learning but she is not picking it up as fast.
Good video but with the audio being out of sync with the video, it's difficult to know what action (or lack of) is prompting corrections.
Video/Discussion suggestion: Our husky runs with us regularly and we are steadily getting better with him not pulling the leash and learning to stay beside us. Haven't done it yet, but we're hoping in winter to try out skijoring. Could you provide some content on how to manage teaching him when he is allowed to pull us and when he is not? Could this type of training be specifically associated with wearing a harness vs a leash? (Like, you're wearing a harness, ok you can pull... you're wearing a leash now, not okay to pull?)
Thanks for your great videos!
Dogs are really smart that kind of association would work but I would personally combine commands with it. If your up for it you can train your dog to pull on command, go left, go right, stop, speed up etc. Then on walks you can have a command for heel or just loose leash. It would be hard to train at the beginning but as soon as the dog understands the difference between the loose leash run and the pulling it should be okay. I wouldn't be surprised if its something that your husky picks up quickly. Pulling, running its in their natural drive. Giving your dog an outlet to use the drive they were bred for is great!
The red husky is so beautiful
I love your show and have learned so much from your shows. Thank you for loving the aggressive animals. They deserve to be loved and happy dogs/
finally a different technique, excited to try it out,
I have a female husky she’s about 56 pounds. And when I take her for a walk me, she walks fast she pulls me sometimes she’s a little better than other times, but I would like to learn how to get her from stop pulling me. I watch the video with you teaching this guy with his two huskies. But unfortunately I live in Canada.
Great video. Thanks! Is there a reason you have both dogs on one side, vs. one in each hand?
Gillian Gover thank you! Easier to focus on one hand rather than 2!
I'm just concerned about correcting the wrong dog! Or correcting both instead of just one. But I'll give it a go. Thanks!
Excellent video! Thanks for the training tips!
Gorgeous. Nice work!
Thank you Very much!
Huskies!!!! 😍😍😍
Thanks so much for all the help, Tom! I've been watching so many of your videos for awhile now. I have a female husky myself and have tried to work with her as best I can. I even was fortunate enough to work with Larry Krohn when he was out here in Texas a couple months ago. He told my wife and I the same thing in terms of using your body to teach the dog to respect your space. My only problem is that I'm still having problems with her engagement and pulling while outside on walks. Larry Krohn was able to get her in a good heel position with just her flat collar so I know its definitely me doing something wrong. Is there anything I should try to do before I continue using structured walks as a part of her training?
Larry Krohn has a video of his one pup that he couldn't get to engage with him. He never had that before so he used her feeding time. Took her food, hid it in a pocket on his body, went about his business in the back yard - scooping poop, checking flowers,etc. Pups only got a treat when she actually came over and checked in with him. Suzanne Clothier's automatic check in is also helpful. I used his method with my one Dobe - worked like a charm. Hope that helps.
Great information! Love your technique.
I walk a shiba inu, just over a year, who starts to nip and jump at me when I cut into him for hell practice. He then has a temper tantrum when I correct him in those moments. Advice?
Cheryl M my husky always had temper tantrums and what not and I just abruptly stopped him and told him no firmly, and then immediately rewarded him the next time he did what I wanted, I don’t know if this is the standard way but he obeys now and is loved
Choke slam em
I have two huskies and to get them to jump on me is I go outside with them and start walking by them and every time they jump on me u walk away and don’t give them attention till they stop
It's good that there are videos like this but surely people should know by now that Huskies are BRED to pull.... yes it's frustrating but it's one of the traits of the breed.
can you post a link for this slip lead?
He uses paracord, he has a tutorial video on it, hella late ass comment but yeah
If you ever even stated you are using a slip collar I missed it. I wish you had gone over correct placement of those including where the slip knot should be, and usage because obviously you could injure a dog by incorrect use. My 6 month old Husky will run full bore at any dog or person (not aggressively but to play) she sees and can literally pull herself off her feet when she runs out of leash. She either has not figured out or more likely too exited to care just when that happens. I shudder to think what would happen if she was on a slip/choke collar. I'm eager to try out your ideas, and I did like the video. I just think that should have been covered in detail.
EDIT: Tried already - she twists around and gets the leash between her teeth :(
Mine too
I very much agree! a pressure and release system works very well! But i noticed that you were using a check chain on this particular dog? check chains are designed to cause pain so that the dog doesn't pull (no pulling=no pain). So i am wondering if you are really teaching him not to pull or if you are just showing him that pulling = pain. To me that doesn't "teach" the dog not to pull. It simply scares/guilts them into not pulling because they don't want pain.
Just like every other thing I post this is my own opinion. You don't have to like it if you disagree. Everyone trains dogs differently and if you don't like my ideas so be it! You can move on and just forget about it. no hate intended!
Dog Sense I always respect everyone’s opinion. You are absolutely correct and confirmed my beliefs. All dogs want to pull and go go, no dog slooooooows down and stop and walks great bc they want walk slow with their owner, it’s all about discipline. Why do we not speed? Bc were afraid of getting a ticket right?
yes you are correct (about speeding tickets) but I'm not sure you understand what I am saying. What I'm trying to say is that check chains cause pain and stress. this doesn't teach the dog anything except for being fearful of pain on a walk. This doesn't "TEACH" the dog anything. it just scares him. Sorry for the misunderstanding before! i will try and be more clear next time. Of course this is just my opinion but if the only way you can control a dog is by force and inflicting pain are you really an incredible trainer? i do not doubt your abilities or your love of dogs but I do not like your methods....do you ever use positive reinforcement based training?
Dog Sense right and I agree in a perfect world I’d love to use 0 pressure. But what happens when the dog says “I know what you WANT” but screw off? Then what? Okay sorry dog owner your dog blew me off in complete understating of what I want. Then what? Okay pull pull pull do what you want walk all over me! I’ve trained for years with purely positive and I still do for certain situations. I use a TON of positive reinforcement in every single session I do. But that has limitation I’m a realist and I know certain dogs don’t give a shit about what you want. So 100% I believe putting a consequence on a Dog is crucial in shaping some dogs. What if I told you this owner has been to 3 other trainers to get the huskies to stop pulling using all positive methods and it literally has done nothing? To think all dogs are “TAUGHT” under the circumstances of positive reinforcement is so much bullshit it makes me sick and I have to clean up the messes they create. Again I’m not being one sided I 100% use purely positive when applicable but some dogs need disciple and consequence.
i completely respect your opinion. I understand your frustration with having to clean up other trainer's mess. It can be very tricky trying to train a dog that three other trainers have already tried to train. that is very good to hear that you use lots of positive reinforcement during your training sessions! I do agree that some dogs do need to learn the consequences of their behaviors but i do believe that pain should NOT be one of them. Again there are many different ways of training a dog and I do not believe that there is only one way to train a dog. I just have my preferred techniques and you have yours! we don't have to agree but i still think pain shouldn't be part of the equation. i am however willing to accept that i may have jumped to conclusions before knowing the whole story.
Dog Sense it’s okay! So explain to me if I have a dog that’s aggressive and he/she wants to bite and hurt another dog or child. How do you punish that dog in that situation?
I wish I could spend a couple hr. With you. . Lol. My boy is good but could be better
Me too :)
Im doing this today
Do you have any ideas how to excercise a husky to get their energy out- especially one that Is currently in leash training?
Tana C, hey! So I have a husky and we usually go on hikes a lot! We have a hiking leash as well, or a dog park they love to run around my husky was supper tired from our hike, but then again mine is only 5 months! Good luck!
I use skiis and when there is no snow I use a bicycle. Find a dirt road or something like that and you and your husky will have the time of your lives! Please use a helmet :) these lunatics run for a 1000 miles in the Iditarod :p a bit late comment but whatever
I dont run huskies more than 1 mile or two before they are at least 15 months
Did this work immediately
great information
Very nice work.
Good training, but can you try this in a real environment. Where they turn to see other dogs passing by. In my area there are a lot of rabbits. If they decide to go then I end up changing direction. But I want to go where I want to go for a walk. Not the dogs deciding where I end up walking.
Love your videos. YOU are a dog whisperer I truly admire. My question: Is there a trick to the "pop" on the lead? As a strong but older woman(62) I find it hard to impact with this technique. My female 70 lb./3 yrs in November GShepherd purebred pulled for a long time on loose leash and was always in front until I employed a herm Sprenger to settle her down. I rescued her 5 months ago. Don't know her background other than she is no doubt unsocialized properly, comes from working line parents and shows symptoms of abuse. She is great with people and my 14 yr. old pug/boston mix. she respects his space. But I worry her getting away and biting another dog? She is afraid of storms and sudden movements. Her dog aggressive reactivity on walk has gone from 100% to about 20% with "Leave It", command firmly given, treats for good response and restraint when needed followed by loose leash. Now using the slip collar. Was using 2 leashes for security. Is it possible a woman hasn't enough upper body strength to correctly give the "pop"? or maybe my timing is off? Thanks, Tom. 💜💜You are awesome.
Likely just timing as (theoretically) anyone can give a "pop"
Please tell me how to make such leash my self. Maybe you can provide some link!?
Can i make such leash from a simple rope? My dog still pulling. When I put a Halti leash on her she's stops pulling. I want to achieve the same effect with the regular leash.
It's a simple, inexpensive, fabric, slip lead.
www.mendotapet.com/products/mendota-slip-leash-large?variant=28653930113
Amazing video.. I have a 2 year old Husky, who pulls on the leash alot. When I usually try to stop by standing still, he's got a habit of trying to reverse backwards from the harness which then leads to him escaping out of it - and he runs away. I have tried to flip to other directions aswell, in the hopes of making him feel like he isn't in control, he just pulls to the direction I want to go to aswell. By the way, hes an angel when he's at home, but hes a completely different dog outside - he's out of control and is way to excited. Any advice on what I should do or go about it this issue? Much appreciated. Thanks once again for such awesome advice.
Hi, mine dies this flip trick too so I'm worried using a slip lead will mean he's out if it in seconds. I've a front lead harness that works reasonably well but all 29kg of him at 7 months is straining my arm now. I find collars conebiff easily no matter how tight I fix them. He flips round pulls back and slips out 🙄
@@aliyahadaanni Try getting a properly fit prong collar. I've used it on mine and he's walking next to me with no problems. I correct him whenever he's making mistakes (focusing on other things) and praising him when he's doing well (walking next to me). It's the best thing that I've bought for my husky for a very long time - and I've tried almost everything. From escape proof harnesses to different collars.
It's a huge difference and it's signifcantly noticeable. He used to do tricks, jumping and pulling really hard on the leash and now all of that is non-exitent. If you're still worried about him escaping you can put a harness on him along with the prong collar and attach the two together for safety measures.
Thanks for replying. I'll give it a try
@@aliyahadaanni Best of luck. Let me know how it goes. Make sure that with the collar you're only able to fit 2 fingers underneath.
16:51 when you say, let them exercise first, do you mean walk them first and then do the training?
if theyre a high energy dog run them play fetch a walk isnt really enough
My 1yr/9month old pit pulls every walk...its so hard, and im getting frustrated
MsNiknak30 Look into a prong collar or an Ecollar! Don’t give up:)
Huskies are pretty and cool, but I honestly never want to own one again. Had one for 10 years, loved her but nope :)
As someone who owned a rescue husky many years back, I always used a harness on him as I felt I couldnt control him due to his strength if he just had a collar (he used to flail)
I still managed to train by giving him a quick jolt with the lead not to pull and to fall back and heel, took ALOT longer than using a slip which I now know I should have used 😅
I see alot of good results with a slip collar but my husky mix will flip around to face me and pull back so I'm petrified he will get out the slip lead
@@aliyahadaanni yeah that was my main concern with the slip, I've found from helping a few people train their dogs that they are harder to escape from than a normal flat collar as they do tighten
I usually now recommend a harness for security with safety clip that attatches to the lead encase the collar fails, or a double ended lead that links to the collar and the harness
Hi, I have 2x Husky and when we go out on a lead they pull and pull and pull. Could you please recommend a good lead, thanks for your time.
I just adopted a shepherd mix and she's pretty good but she does pull. I tried following this twice now and at times she gets it and other times she doesnt. Could it be something I'm doing wrong? I was told she does well with other dogs but at times she seems like she doesn't like them and that scares me. I'm sure you get a lot of comments like these but if you see it and you have the time any advice would be appreciated. Thanks so much for what you do!
Do you treat train
I dont know about you guys but i think i love my husky pulls me when i want them to. Not that they pull me whenever they want. I like skating with em.
Fun times...
Yeah I love it when my husky mix pulls me up a hill :) I try to mark it by saying mush so he knows its ok to pull.
Hi Tom. I have a 1+ year old Dachsund that was never taught to walk on a leash and pulls with the force of both of those Huskies combined! Where can I get the collar you are using to teach the leash pressure? Thank you.
How do you direct a correction to only 1 dog when walking 2?
I have a 4 yr old husky. Used to have him on a lead in the backyard. Recently moved to an apartment so he has to be on a leash. Pulls like crazy and will run away if he slips a collar or old harness. Got a great harness but can’t control his pulling. Will this help? Can i use a slip leash and a harness at the same time?
What type of collar/leash are you using?
Not only does he train dogs, he trains their owners too 😆
Hi I have a 1 year old GSD who walks fine most of the time but pulls when he sees other dogs, he is not aggressive, its like he wants to go play! He also is very jumpy on a walk and its like he is afraid of his own shadow. I use a halti head collar as I have tendonitis in my arms and this helps me. How can I get him to not pull towards other dogs and to be less fearful of things about him like cars and noises.
I like to tell people, its like driving a car, if youre are driving the car you dont keep looking to the copilot cos otherwise you end up crashed...
What brand of slip lead do you use on a husky.
Hi Tom, awesome video on a very relatable issue for me. Glad I came across this! How old were the huskies at the time? I'm struggling with this currently with my 2 sibling rescues. They can make it quite overwhelming to be outdoors (especially when together).
Any advice on, prior to training this, how would you exercise the two pups (4 months) on limited private outdoor space?
Greetings from Portugal and keep up the good work!
Sara Ondrako has an awesome video on how to make a snuffle mat with a pocket. Helps stimulate them mentally and tamps down their energy level. Susan Garrett has a video of 20 games to play when you can't get out to exercise them due to the weather or injury. Usually getting them to think is super helpful. How many commands can they do (on one cue) in a row - without any unasked for behaviors?Hope that helps.
my heeler tends to pull more with a slip lead.. any suggestions?
@Dan L'huillier - Watch the timing on the techniques he's using so you're correcting in the right circumstances and at the right time.
@mattystewart8 - I hope you're joking.
I don't understand the timing of when to say come. When am I supposed to say it?
Mine trys to trip me up
What do you do to reward the dogs for the desired behavior? Is a lack of correction/pain the only motivator you use?
mandy347 good question, not all the time, I always reward my dogs with a positive when they do something I like. When teaching a dog something completely new in at use food. When teaching a dog something easy they already know it may be just a verbal "good boy/ girl"
@@tomdavisofficial It's cool to see how much you've increased the compliments from this to newer videos.
man my husky looks exactly like the male in this vid. Its like they could be twins
haha!
Excellent video!
Constantly scratching, does it need flea treatment
Probably not. Think it might be the harness. Seemed to be fit quite tightly.
I have a Great Dane that walks fine on the leash but we live in a city environment and when dogs pass on the sidewalk he pulls and drags me to meet them. A separate issue is that he gets all up in their faces and sniffs them with no manners. So the combination of pulling and getting in their faces excitedly makes a lot of dogs snap/get scared of him. How do you correct pulling when it's only around other dogs?
It's a relationship thing... if your dog is dragging you around town you become very VERY meaningless. This is created through the lack of Obedience and control. This is something you certainly should be fixing now. Thumb through my station and you'll find a couple videos on this!
How young of a dog is it okay to start using a prong collar? When other training options aren't effective?
Ok, but can we demonstrate this method with a small dog??? Ugh. Over here trying to leash train my stubborn ass Corgi. Which means me feeling like I have to look down constantly in order to correct him like I need to. It's so so easy to trip over him too if I'm not looking at him. Took him hiking with us a few months ago and it was a nightmare of leash pulling. Even with the martingale collar and near constant corrections.
Can you do trainings for Cane Corso breed? I feel like I have the most stubborn 2.5 yr old on the planet 🌎 🐕 😓
Any recommendations for collar and leash training for a husky 9 months that pulls on the leash?
Isike to know what to start with too. Some say harness with front lead hoop but doesn't that make the husky mix breed pull more?. What should you use with a puppy?
@@aliyahadaanni front pull harnesses are the "kind way" basically when your dog pulls the front pull redirects it to the side, they're not very effective with dogs that aren't trained to walk heel so they're effectively useless. You want to start out with a slip lead, something that controls the dogs head. Once they understand how to walk on a slip you can transfer to a harness and just do the same training.
Is it better to walk them side by side or on either side of you?
Wouldn't it be easier to hold them on separate sides?
Mandy _ xoxo it’s easier to focus on one side than two. Also, one follows suit with the other
What is the collar being used? It's not the one someone linked below.
I have a husky malamute and I struggle so much trying to find a collar that works for him. What collars would recommend for walks and to help with pulling?
None of this will work on my puppy who runs to smell everything we pass. He pulls and pulls and I'm scared he's gonna yank too hard one day....
Try it before you make that conclusion
Your dog deserves a better attitude than that
do you use treats to reward behaviors? ohh the loose leash. My husky is very bad with distractions outside. This is our hurdle, but I notice that if I get in a protective stance while walking near humans or animals she will calm down a lot.
What kind of harness should I use on a husky?
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How do you deal with one that doesn't care about the pressure. He just digs in and goes. I currently have to loop the leash around the midsection as well as at the collar to have any semblance of control.
What type of choke collar do you start out with?
What collar and leash he used ???
What kind of collar is he using in this?
Is there a difference between "come" and "heel"? Why are you saying "come" instead of "heel"?
I would say it’s sort of the same thing. I use “come” when I need to change direction. “Heel” would be right by my side. I use heel to have my dog go back into place after stopping to sniff or pee or poop and then continue walking if that makes sense
Come is a recall command. Heel is the command to walk in the heel position