The Walking ClubThe Walking ClubStart loose-leash practice in a quiet place where your dog can still notice you. Reward a few easy steps together before adding harder streets.
Read article ↗Walks & recallThe way home may feel safer than the route ahead. Check for pain, weather, and triggers before teaching a looser lead.
Read article ↗Walks & recallMake greetings optional and reward walking past people before the lead goes tight.
Read article ↗Walks & recallSniffing is part of a dog's walk. Teach a way to reach safe smells without letting a tight lead decide every turn.
Read article ↗Walks & recallWater can be irresistible and risky. Keep a secure distance, choose a safer route, and teach loose-lead movement away from the bank.
Read article ↗Walks & recallLet some walks be slow and scent-led while keeping the dog safe and meeting their movement needs.
Read article ↗Walks & recallWhen your dog grabs the leash, stop the tug game and make the walk easier. Look for the moment before the grab, then redirect calmly rather than pulling back.
Read article ↗Walks & recallBreak the lead-to-door rush into small steps and reward calm movement before the walk starts.
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