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Are You Wondering How to get Started with Dog Leash Training?

The goal of leash training is simply to train your puppy or dog to stay close to you when walking on a leash and to do so without pulling or tugging.

You don't want to come back from walking your dog and have your whole body feel like you were holding back a freight train.

Make sure you start with the right equipment.

  • A Plain Dog Collar - Trainers today recommend the use of plain dog collars to leash train your dog. Specialized dog collars such as choke chains and prong collars can cause injury and permanent damage to your dog's neck. These types of collars should only be used by people experienced with their use.

  • A Short Leash - A dog leash of no longer than 2 feet is appropriate when teaching a dog to walk close to his owner.

  • Lots of Treats - You will need alot of yummie treats for encouragement, positive reinforcement and to praise your dog when he performs well.

    Start out in small sessions of 10 minutes or so. Remember, never speak harshly or yell when you are training. Make the training sessions fun for you and your new pup. Good Luck.





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