There are many reason why dogs pull when they are on-leash:

• They are trying to investigate things

• They have two more legs than we do

• They've learned pulling works (it gets them where they want to go)

• They are pulling against the pressure on the leash (oppositional reflex

To counteract this, we need to help the dog understand walking at our side on a loose leash is a far better alternative to pulling at the end of the leash. Training loose leash walking not only will make your walks more pleasant, it will also avoid injuries to both yourself (shoulder, wrist, back strain) and your dog (collapsed trachea, neck and back injuries).

In this 4-week course, we will outline how you can help your dog understand walking at your side is the ideal place to be. They will find this positioin to be pleasant and fun, not something they dread or fear.

SHOULD YOU TAKE THIS COURSE?

Are you struggling taking your dog for walks? In this 4-week course, you will learn how to have your dog walk nicely with you instead of fighting you all the time!

Did you just bring in a new puppy or adopt a new dog into your home? There is no better time to work on polite leash walking manners than right now! Get your puppy or dog walking nicely today!

Are you a dog training instructor? Dogs pulling when being walked on-leash is one the most common complaints by dog owners. Ensure your program is offering real solutons to this problem that are kind and effective for the dog.

• It's All About Attention

• Reward Calm Behavior and Get More Calm Behavior

• Let's Walk Together

• Putting it All Together

• flat or martingale collar

• front-clip harness (optional)

• 6'-8' leash

• 10'-15' long line

• LOTS of small, soft and yummy treats