In this video, I'm gon na teach you and show you how to stop your dog from pulling you on the leash, hello dog lover. My name is Saro, I'm a dog trainer and also coach dog owners. If this is your first time here and you want to become an educated dog lover, make sure to subscribe to my channel and hit the bell icon as well, so you will be notified as soon as I post. My next video in this video, I'm gon na share with you one tip that I'm hoping that it's gon na help you to fix the problem a little bit.
How do I train my dog to walk beside me?
This is not a quick fix. Pulling on the leash is a topic that it takes a lot of hours to teach a lot of hours to learn, and it's a different course itself. I have a video that I'm gon na share with you that I explain how to teach the dog to not to pull on the leash which you're gon na see it in a moment. But I want you to watch it and after that, we I'm gon na. Come back and explain a little bit more, so I get this question a lot.
People ask me: how do I stop my dog from pulling on the leash the two parts I'm gon na answer it in two parts? First of all, what you want to do is you want to allow your dog to do what it wants to do when you're going for a walk, you have to let your dog to enjoy the walk by allowing it to do whatever it wants. So, for example, in this case, Ether is just sniffing around and the leash is kind of tight now, so I'm going to show you how to fix that tension on the leash. As you can see, she is pulling on the leash.
So I am going to show you how to fix that, so I'm Harvey as a distraction. So so, first of all, as I said, you want to allow your dog to do whatever it wants. So Esther wants to sniff over there. She'S allowed to go ahead and sniff she's, not stuck to my side when we're walking, but the only rule that she has to follow. So, as you can see, I let her do whatever she wants.
She wants to sniff there. She can sniff as long as you want. The only rule that I'm gon na reinforce here is not to pull on the leash. So how do I stop her from pulling off the leash? This is how I'm gon na do. This is one of the ways, but this is the easiest way, so I'm gon na say Esther. No, there we go Esther stops, I'm gon na, say good girl, good girl and then we're gon na continue. She does again concert Esther, no there's a tight leash. I'M gon na pull the leash a little bit towards me when I loosen up the leash, no good girl, then we're gon na walk good girl.
So I want the leash to be be loose again. It'S not very loose yet I'm gon na say Esther no leash towards me. Bring Esther back to me. She'S gon na wow, she's gon na give me a sit. Okay, good girl. No, she pulls again I'll pull the leash to the side. Gently say no. Now, let's see I'll just say, no Ether, no good girl, she stops no. She stops good girl. So now I'm just relying on the verbal, so I'm gon na show you a couple more times now.
I'M gon na explain again. So the idea here is, if you feel that your dog is pulling on the leash and the leash is tight. What you're gon na do, first of all, you're give a verbal cue to your dog that is making a mistake, which is Esther. No, if she responds well that's great. If not, then what I'll do I'll pull the leash to a side I'll bring her back to reality, I'll, say: good girl, okay, we go again and remember we let the dog do what it wants to do everything that the dog enjoys to do.
Let them to do accept pulling on the leash. So now I've done it few time with Esther I've repeated that technique with Esther they can pee, they can do their business. Let'S say hi to everybody say hi to our adult. If there is a tension, I'll say Esther, no put the dish to the side, bring here back to reality. Good girl, Esther, yes, continue! So, as you could see, it's a simple technique that I'm offering you to teach your dog and implement it in your walks. Again, it's not a quick fix is not going to fix all the bad behavior and all the pulling on the leash. This is just one of the solutions that I'm sharing with you.
Will my dog ever stop pulling on the leash?
The one thing that I usually suggest to do is practice the same thing that I just showed you in the video inside your living room or inside your house and then move it to the back yard and then front yard and then on the streets. Don'T go in the park and practice this in the park. This is not a solution that is going to help you to deal with it in the park itself, because there's just too many things happening in the park, so just practice it at home in your backyard.
Little by little just practice it as many times as you can and then hopefully, you'll see a little difference in your dog's behavior when you're walking it with the leash. If you have any questions, please leave those questions in the comments area. I would like to address them in my future videos, and, if you liked this video, give it a thumbs up, share and comment, and also I'll see you next time and until next time have fun with your dog
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