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I'm a cyclist, and so many times dog owners see you coming and call their dogs - which sometimes means they are distracted and cross in front of you! Please, dog owners, unless your dog is aggressive, just let it interact with the oncoming cyclist. It's usually the best way, and the dogs learn easier.

Finally a channel that show's us what to do, thanks Cobber.

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People come in different colors, too. Blond hair, black hair... Your dogs are lovely!

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Sounds great in theory but my dogs weighs more than me and if he sees a squirrel, cat or anything of the kind, he takes off like a bullet and literally drags me. Next time I'll get a smaller dog.🙃

How do you do this with a dog that constantly pulls hard enough to choke itself and tries to jump under every car that passes?

Great advice...I've got a 14 month old whippet...who is so eager to get to run in the field he pulls all the way and so strong...have I left it to late to try this method..I hope not ?

Great ideas! It's snowing today and we can't go out but these games will keep us occupied at home. Thanks for all the tips.

I didn't realize how important it was to teach this to my puppy. With this technique he caught on very quickly. Thank you for this and your other videos, I hope to see new ones soon!

Thanks so much for this video. My 6 month old puppy pulled like crazy but I followed your advice and in a few short sessions he's already doing a lot better. So simple, so effective. Subscribed 👍

Great tips. But there's something of a caveat. As with many other videos on this subject, you're using an already very well trained dog. A very hard pulling, 30kg, headstrong lurcher is a very different prospect. Mine will give great eye contact on a loose lead and as soon as he's praised and rewarded, he'll dash forward, instantly putting huge pressure on the lead. This goes on for entire training walks, with little progress made in almost 14 months. One day he'll walk almost perfectly, the next, it's back to square one.

Check out peach on a leash too. The GSD drops an entire hotdog that was in his mouth. I actually got my Dobe to drop a live Ground hog and a possum - believe it or not. TY for the positive way of teaching this as well. Hope that helps.

Some good tips there thank you!

Observation taught me this..... in nature and instinct, when the pack went out to hunt for food, some dogs instinctually knew to move out on the flanks, ahead to scout and encircle prey. My pitty girl (RIP now) would walk out front on way out for walks, but on way back home, she on her own walked aside me. If I dropped the leash, she stopped and waited for me to pick up leash. Over time, when walking, if she was pulling some, I would tell her 'WAIT FOR ME' and stop and she learned to be more paying attention to me. Just took patients, time and understanding

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Thank you! I'm getting tired of playing tug of war when playing fetch.

Thank you so much. Excellent. Will use this technique.

Wow I am surprised! They don’t look pure … I was wondering about German Shepherd. Very interesting! Not every dog meets the breed standard. One of my my dogs is quite an inscrutable mix of Shih Tzu, Chow, German Shepherd and more!