How To Fix A Dog or Puppy Refusing To Walk On Leash | Wittle Havanese
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2020
- This Video is about solving the problem of a dog or puppy barring down in order to not walk on a leash. Solving this problem is an easy fix that just needs a little encouragement. Learning how to train your dog to walk on a leash is a fun task. Sometimes pups are like Stormy and they don't know the fun that a walk can be yet. We will get her to walk on a leash without pulling in no time.
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As much as I wish I had sent my dog to Brandon for training before bringing him home th-cam.com/users/postUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU I am so grateful for this down-to-earth, practical guide. His training techniques and tips really work. Thank you as well for dedicating your life's work to rescue dogs, and to rescuing those of us who want the very best for our 4-legged family members.
Actually, this was helpful. I needed to see a “normal” dog, not all those miracle puppies, that learn on the first try after some Guaranteed Advice. Now my stubborn puppy cooperates. Walk on a leash was a joy for once.
This dog is abnormal, not normal in any way lmao.
Agree, so many of these videos are like - train your dog in 7 days -- bunch of lies for the click bait.
Same. Thanks for the transparency
I love how u train without treats
Thanks! Havanese are so eager to please
Yeah amazing!
Thank you so much! I've had my puppy off leash at our house since we can't take him on walks until he's vaccinated. But he will be soon so I started leash training in the backyard.
Before this video he yanked back yard instantly and it slid his collar over his head and came off.
I watched this video this morning and the first 5-10 minutes I was having to reach under him and encourage him to walk just like the dog in the video. Then he progressed quickly and was following me, zero tugging!
I used a combo of praise and treats.
This afternoon I gave him another session and he followed me instantly this time! We went for about 10-15 minutes just waking in random directions in the backyard.
It makes me feel more confident he'll love following my every move on walks in just a couple weeks!
I'll continue this training a everyday until then to prepare! Thank you!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for showing the battle. Most dog trainers make it look easy and edit out the battle.
My ten week old Havi puppy plants himself on the ground and refuses to walk. Lol. I was totally lost. I hope I get some success.
Yes I realized how common this was and I was pretty excited when Stormy decided to so I could show how to get passed it! You’ve got this!
I know it's 8 months later so you've probably solved it, however, I found that by not playing their game of stopping and waiting for them to get into it helps. I would just drop/remove the leash and keep walking slowly without looking back. 9/10 times I don't even have to turn around to check- they'll be right behind you :)
The moment you turn around and come back to them you're letting the dog think it's ok to behave the way it is. Hope this helps!
@@NickTheKangaroo my sunshine does this I can’t really let go of leash when I leave my apartment thrrr strict and there are mean dogs that are aggressive
@@NickTheKangaroo my dog: is that a challenge?
@@NickTheKangaroo I really want to do this but I am afraid he will run to the street and get run over.
This is going to help me a lot because my dog on a leash just sits and when we are close to the grass she just falls
I literally just tried this 30min ago with my 12 year old yorkshire. He’s super timid and doesn’t like new surroundings. All this time i have difficulty pulling on the leash. THIS VIDEO FREAKING HELPED OMG
Yay! So happy to hear that! Keep up the great work.
12 years old? Little to late my man
I’m gonna try this with my 6 yr old Yorkie.
@@brandonUwanawich954 it's not too late, my dog used to walk and love it. Something scared her and now I'm having to start all over
This is so encouraging!!! My 12 year old doesn’t like walks anymore after the passing of my prior dog so I’m really encouraged to hear it worked for your senior dog too
This actually work for us! After 5 minutes of trying this I got my poodle puppy to walk on the leash. We just went out for our first walk today!!
Great job love! I love your patience with her and she is definitely growing in learning and obedience with you. Keep up the fantastic work 👍❤️
Thanks! I’m thankful for your support. 💜
Mastering Mayhem yes that us right
This is the encouragement I need with my 5 month old Labradoodle. He started hesitating on walks, I then mistakenly used treats as he is very food motivated. It didn’t take long for him to figure out that stopping and sitting will eventually bring a treat to move forward. Thank-you for helping me reverse the behavior I created in my too smart puppy!!
My 4 year old English bulldog/pug mix will only walk within the same 30 feet back and forth as much as I like and I need to pull her to go further away from the house. Now this dog likes her food, but outside of that 30 feet, she won't take a food treat even, she'll spit it out and just lock up like a stone, keep giving her treats, she'll take it then spit it out and not budge. If you drag her she'll play along for another 5 feet and then dart back to her 30 ft safe zone and lock up again unless she walks within thay space.
She's come a long way in the 2 years I've had her but I wish I could walk longer with her. I got her at 2 years old and 30 pounds and no muscle, as a breeder rescue she had given birth and been fixed, her foot pads baby soft, her toenails were a disaster long and curled to where her toes were out of place and scared of everything except silence. I suspect she was caged since a puppy until 2 yo. She was a nightmare to housebreaking, she was used to using the bathroom in her cage out of necessity and living with it, so crate training failed miserably, if she had to go, she went and she'd lay down and sleep in it because that's what she knew.
Took 8 months of working with her, no crate or cage ever again, plenty of trips outside for bathroom, and getting her used to going on grass only, and then working on her holding it after that until she was taken outside to the grass and still I won't go longer than 8 hours which took forever to get her up to.
She's mostly good except not wanting to go beyond her comfort zone walking now.
Now she's near 50 pounds all of it muscle, she can run and jump and get on her back legs now, foot pads are rough as they should be, I've got her toenails straightened out, all is pretty good overall. I guess when they spend 2 years in, probably a tiny cage, an entire house and 30ft perimeter outside must seem huge to her and I should be happy she's gotten that far. I dunno. I feel bad putting pressure on her to go further when I know she just flat out doesn't want to do it at all. .. be blessed. Just keep working with your dog, each day is another day of progress.
Yes,that happened to me!
Hey ! Did the dog get better ? :)
This is my lab. she stops until a treat arrives, esta said treat then stops again. lmao
How do train them to hold it in?
This is so good. I have watched other videos, but the dogs are already trained. It's good to see a pup like mine!
My 5 year old Brussels started doing this this year! This video was really helpful. Thank you!
So glad! I thought it was so strange but I figured if mine did it randomly someone else’s probably is too!
Holding the leash horizontal with ever so slight tension was a game changer for me and my high alert rescue pup on this morning's leash training. We've been working on him putting himself into a sit instead of trying to run away when he sees "danger", which he does an excellent job of now. But we have been struggling to figure out how to start walking again. Thanks so much for demonstrating with a dog who is still learning. This was a helpful idea!
How do you hold the leash horizontal ?
Just tried this and it really helped. Thank you so much.
This was a great video keep them coming 😊
I just tried it, it's worked great, thank you so much. 😊
This had me giggling with your cute dog. Thank you for this video. It’s exactly what I’ve been experiencing with my pup.
I adopted this dog through an adoption center, she was in a market and possibly with background of abuse, she's super sweet but won't dare to leave the house on a leash. I will try this kind of training to fix it.
Did it work? I just adopted a dog and I have the same problem. She's afraid of everything
Thankyou for showing this process most people dont
Your video helped me to leash train my dog in 5 minutes! Before this video I would put the leash on and my boy would plot down on all 4 fours and fight the tension of the leash. He even was bull bucking backwards to get his harness off. BUT WATCHING THIS VIDEO 4 days later he is as happy as can be on the leash! Thank you!
Well done! I am currently in the same situation with my 8.5 week old Golden Retriever puppy. Praises are currently more effective than treats, but I try both. Anyway, the most important thing is patience.
What a huge change by the end of the video! Great video, I learned something! 🙂
Glad to read it! Thank you so much for watching!
Your advice worked a miracle with my puppy👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇿🇲🇿🇲
Learning about this right now!
Ive learned a lot from this one video. Take puppy steps. Use praise. My 5 month old Boston is food motivated until he’s not. But I can always give praise. My question is, when do I cut off an unsuccessful session? His frustration tolerance is very low.
Love this
I commented on an earlier video but you should really consider creating a Patreon some of us can send extra support! I don’t even have a pup yet but I still love watching your videos to get extra knowledge before getting a havanese😅 your videos are awesome and so helpful!
I do have my papal linked on my TH-cam channel. As buy me a coffee.
But I will look into it. I know of it but haven’t really seen what it takes to make one.
Thank you so much for watching! I am so glad you are preparing beforehand! It will make homecoming easier for sure. 🐾💜
I have tried praising and having a loose leash while I crouch and get him to run to me and he just won’t. He looks at me like “I know what you want, I’m not falling for it”
so hard to find videos discussing this issue and don't use leash popping which i did not want to do. Excited to try this with my scared girl.
Let us know how it goes!
Tysm I have a new puppy that might become a service dog and the people who had her before did not leash train her unfortunately. Your the only video that showed a dog that acts like her. She lays down and pulls away when she’s on the leash
Hi! Thank you for your great videos. Do you recommend a typical collar leash or harness type leash?
Collar leash. Harnesses encourage pulling in my experience.
I just was doing this with the great Pyrenees 4 month old pup I got. She acted like i was murdering her. I told her she needs to use her legs please bc she's way to big for me to carry.
Goo video. Have this issue with my Belgian malinois puppy. Like he’s afraid to leave the house or something. Not necessarily a bad thing but a fearful dog can be a bad thing I’ll give this a shot
I have the same problem with my dog once the collar goes on he goes down on his back and won't move. I will try this today. Thank you so much😊
Thank you that helps a lot
I have a large breed dog German Shepard dad cur mom he just lays down hard when I put the leash on and I had to carry him in the vet office lol we have plenty of land for him to run but I need him to be more calm and leash broke when we go out to places what else can I do thank you
Thank you for uploading. My pug puppy was doing ok with walking on her leash, with a harness, until she reached 4 months, now she she has started this refusing behavior. She will take a few steps and then sit or lay down and refuse to move. It seems to be part fear, part stubbornness, because she will walk more easily when she is going where she wants, with me following her, but when I try and lead her where I want to go, she gets stubborn. I think this method might work to help build her confidence up. I've read that around 16 months is when most puppies can become more fearful of new things and experiences.
Pugs will bond with a single person. And they will get anxious if that person leaves for too long or they feel they are too far away from that person, they get separation anxiety.
If you can leave for hours and come back and it's not such a big deal then it's possible the Pug is bonded to someone else in the house and needs that person in eye shot to feel comfortable. I don't know your particular situation, just saying that they pick a favorite and that might be what's going on, and if so the only way to break the habit is for that person to normalize being away from the dog for long periods of time so the pug don't get anxious.
This could be the cause, but maybe not. It depends on the specifics, but pugs get fiercely loyal to a single person in the house that they spend a lot of time around and become codependent on them being there. that person generally will be the only person that can train or retrain them out of the dependency and anxiety. Good luck and be blessed.
Thanks! My chiweenie is awesome off leash but very stubborn with leash. Thx for help!
Your first mistake was getting any dog that is mixed with a rodent breed
Great video thanks! We have a puppy that refuses to walk on a leash
Just brought home a new lil guy today. 11 week old Aussiedor, and I swear he’s afraid of his own shadow. Needless to say, leash training didn’t start off very well. 😅
Yes. They can each be very different. Just like humans. Just let him drag the leash around to get used to it.
Aw cute i have a bernese aussie and shes the same
I was helping my friend w/ their dog. They had the collar so loose for so long the dog kept trying try shake it off her head. So funny but she’s a little better today!
My 12 week old Shih Tzu will not walk on a leash! I know pulling on the leash is not a good idea, but I can’t resist sometimes. I always end up picking her up to carry her home! We start formal puppy training in two weeks…..I can hardly wait!
Good job
Great video!
Thank you!
Raw footage i see on walking a dog ❤️
thanks my little 4.5 month shih tzu girl doesn't like to walk either and I'm learning to teach her!
Did it work out for you? I have two 4 month old pom/shih tzu pups. Neither their previous owners or rescue leash trained them, so I'm trying to figure this out because they both try to squeeze out of their harnesses/collars.
I found this encouraging because my puppy doesn't move lyk at all ...but I'll try your method
Thank U
she's so cute!!!! 😍❤️ i cant wait to try this with my puppy!! he's super stubborn when he's got a leash on no matter where we are
She’s a cutie for sure! I hope this helps!
Please do more videos. Love learning
Thank you for the encouragement. Only more to come. 💜
I found a large dog that hadn't been feed on my yard and decided to recuse him
When I put a harness on him he's a little scared and doesn't want to walk I will try this and see if I can get him to walk
This helps me alot my pup loves to walk now that he's going on 8 weeks he doesn't walk anymore I drag him this is what exactly my pup does ugh 😩😂
My dog does the same thing after he walks about halfway to the end of the street
My Pug pup won't cooperate on walks . I think it's funny though . I like the challenge . She's a good puppy 😊
My pug hates walking anywhere. Stubborn little beasts are pugs.
My 7 year old collie shepherd cross has just started planting herself right in the middle of the road!! So frustrating and not sure what to do! Any ideas gratefully received Love from Yorkshire England
If she doesn't like tension on the leash it might help to have a harness instead of just collar
do u have any tips on a 2 month pit bull boy that doesn’t want to walk?
My dog walks fine on trails and in private areas but not in a crowded space. Not in a city. He is only 7 lbs and I think he’s scared of crowds / cars. Not sure if I can fix that.
Having so much trouble with my 9 month old Golden Retriever. Hope I can do it. He’s gonna love going for walks when we get over his fear of the leash.
I JUST DID THIS WITH A PUPPY I PICKED UP AN HOUR AGO...WITH SEVERE SEPARATION ANXIETY...AND IT ABSOLUTELY WORKED 😂 KUDOS TO YOU#MAXIMILLION THANKS YOU!!!
My dog was walking fine and out of nowhere she started doing exactly what your dog is doing the crazy part is she's excited to outside. She's runs out the door with a lot of energy and then it stops. I don't know why she's doing this nothing changed she's doing everything the same except walking on her walks
Please can you do a video on how to clean the inside of havanese ears
Yes I will put that video up soon! 💜
Not even 5 minutes into this exercise my 9 week stubborn cane corso started walking on the leash. Be patient. If the pup stops walking, follow the instructions of making him walk by hand under the body, give praise then start walking again.
Used this method but with treats I feel like she didn’t like the leash bc of the choking so I had to wait until she was ready to try it and...I didn’t have time for that so I used treats get her to to respond and once she got one she listened whenever I bend down so now I just have to bend a bit and she keeps going
My frenchy only walks when it's towards home. I need to get my kids to school so most of the way i have to carry him. But once we are one the way back he is basically running.
I think it's because of the cold, still it's frustrating having to carry him haha
Been having the same problem with my Dorkie
I have exactly same problem. Can you update how is your frenchie now? I want know how to get him to walk on leash
Same here
And here Good to know I'm not alone xx😂
Now my boy is walking by my side. No more carrying. Where there is no big road I dont need a leash, only sometimes he looses himself in the sniffing. Looks like he is in another dimension 😂
Excited to try this. My puppies do fine on the way outside and using the bathroom but when it's time to go inside they get stubborn and refuse to walk. I usually give in and end up carrying them after several attempts. I don't want them to get used to that because they are pitbulls and going to be bigger than me eventually. Is this technique good to get them to come inside as well?
Yes! Anytime they do the motion themselves and aren’t pulled and forced to do it they learn. Tension is good letting them know to walk the direction prompted. But allowing their brain to commit and move their leg is the most important part.
I just got a pitbull and bull mastiff mix puppy and he doesn't react to anything we do. Kissing noises patting baby voices. But no he sits. He doesing come when called either. We've been working on potty training to making progress on tht.
I love that doggy's happy face
We have a 7 year old male pomeranian who is a rescue dog and is scared of everything just wants to lay in his cage or sit outside.when we put a leash on him he just sits and freezes. Any advice would be greatly appreciated
My puppy is 11 weeks old. I adopted him from the shelter. He is terrified of the leash. I’m walking his teddy bear. And putting the leash in a circle pattern on the floor, placed a treat inside the circle. He would not take the treat until his bear had the walk. He actually lashes out after leash training by pooping in the house.... I’ve no idea what happened to him. So I added the leash to his toy pile so he can just get comfortable seeing a leash. The funniest thing is after his teddy bear was walked Rolo loosened the leash around his teddy bears neck then walked away happy. He’s so smart. He also loves big praise. Thanks for the video.
Help with bull terrier. He is fine with walking on a leash and walking overall, but some times just stops exactly like this dog in this video and it's like "no, I'm not walking now, try later", but some times I gotta go to work and can't leave him home without peeing or I will be lost in puddles when I get home.
I read that bull terriers are very stubborn. How can I change that?
Love this thank you🙏🐾❤️🐾
What if I have a big dog which cant be picked up?
My 12 week old havanese is the most stubborn little guy, plants himself on the ground as soon as we attach the leash
Same. Omg
This worked in real time with my 10 wk
How do I get my pup to walk on a lead he pulls back and refuses to move but when you put his lead on the floor he walks or he’ll walk a little bit then stop and pull back
Did this video not help? That’s exactly what Stormy does.
I have this issue. I got the 50 inch extension leash. So when she drops to get belly it allows me to keep moving. I walk away and then stop 30 40 feet away and let her slowly make her way to me. This happens in stores with me. Outside she tries to take lead. Smh. Almost 5 months
Thanks for a great video. I've got a 6 year old dog from the street and it took me 2 months Just to win her trust and put a collar, but the moment I put a leash she goes hysterical and either bites through the leash or starts choaking... :( Wish you were in India..... :)
My little ones are so excited about getting a Havanese puppy soon. They love your videos and wanted me to ask if there is a particular type/size collar, harness and leash we should get before we pick up our newest addition. 😀
I use a one in wide collar for puppies. I don’t recommend harnesses. Usually buy a large leather dog color and cut it shorter. 🐾💜
my dog became interested in other dogs, then wont walk if we dnt go on that direction. gonna try this
My wheaten terrier started doing this a few days ago funny thing is I took him to a park the other day and he was just like come on let's go slowpoke
picking up the dog and walking with my hand underneath helped
Hmm so dragging with frustration is not the way to do it? Man, modern innovations! How we've come along!
I have tried this so many times and he just gets worse and worse he’s starts to cry and makes a whole scene
How long have you tired? Sometimes it can take 15-20 minutes even for them to budge.
hi! I just got a golden retriever mixed with a husky and we have to pick her up for her to move and she won’t walk when we go outside all she does is sit in the grass and lays down, she won’t walk on a leash or without can you please tell me how to fix this, I really want to play with my puppy ..
She is crazy now! She runs everywhere jumps on the couch and jumps on us when she sees us I’m glad she’s very active now!
hello i just got my puppy 2 days ago and she don’t want to come out of her crate also she spend want to walk on leash or even wal at all and i want to potty train her and she doesn’t want to walk at all please help me 😢😅
so i recently got a dog from my reservation, she was never on a leash and put on a chain when it was time to pee or poop, but she will not walk on the leash, she just tries to hide
My corgi doesn’t like me to pick him up because that means no more fun/play time over for him so when I walk back from behind him then he starts to stand up and keep walking again.
My dog is in heat and she wants to try and pull me and when I try to get her to walk with me she won’t move or she sits or lay down she a husky pit mix she’s almost a year old I’m training her now so she doesn’t get pregnant because there’s a random boy dog trying to get her and so I can take her to the vet hopefully this works for me
Also can Maltese be trained the same as you train your havanese
Yes. Maltese can be trained and many other breeds as well.
Wittle Havanese ok thank you
You should use a harness. Dogs like them much more than collar walks
My dog didn’t like to walk with a lease around her neck. She would fall to the ground. So I used a body harness and she started walking just fine.
My 10 week old puppy is struggling alot, her first few walks she loved. Now she refuses and wants to go home..I have to walk so long down the road carrying her then after that she just runs straight home. So stuck
Same. Omg.
Hello and thank you for your wonderful videos. My soon to be 1 yr old is very stubborn and because she pulls really hard on a lease I switched over to a harness months ago. I feared I would hurt her neck on the collar. I started training w/ the clicker/treat method, but think I've created a monster! She puts the brakes on and refuses to go forward w/o a treat! It is never a good walk. I've been told at the beginning of walk I should let her sniff for 5 minutes then walk her. Can you please advise, thank you!
Hi Denise, I have walked a lot of dogs with this issue. Don't take what I say as gospel (as every dog is different and responds to different stimuli) however, it is usually a good idea to determine what engages your dog before you go for a walk. Try 3 levels of engagement, starting with praise, if that fails step it up to treats, hold the treats in a closed fist with a small hole in between your thumb and fore finger that the treat can poke out of but can't be taken from and see if that grabs your dog's attention. If that also doesn't keep attention try a chew toy with a rope handle that you can hang onto and see if your dog has a good prey drive.
Once you have determined what gets your dog engaged, do that activity before you go for your walk, it will help keep the dog in a positive mindset.
Now, if your dog decides to be stubborn on a walk make sure to have that engaging tool with you (treats/toy). If she puts the brakes on, try not to play into her game, by that I mean, don't turn around and come over to her and give her attention when she is in that stubborn state, it will reinforce that bad behaviour. Instead, entice her with your engagement tool. If that doesn't work- simply drop the leash (make sure you're doing this in a safe environment preferably in an enclosed area to start off with) and walk slowly straight ahead without looking back at her. If you've walked 30 metres without her following you- turn around call her attention to you with the engagement device and she should come right to you.
If that fails you can walk back to her and try to lift her off the floor with no tension on the leash and (without tugging) just slowly walk her, picking her up each time she tries to stop until she gets the picture that you're not going to put up with this behaviour.
Lastly- always reinforce GOOD behaviour (if she walks back to you, give her a treat or let her play with the toy for a second or two), dogs learn by reinforcement. Reward within 2 seconds, or correct within 2 seconds for maximum effectiveness.
Hope this helps! :)
I need help with my 3 month old dog
What if the dog is too big to pick up?
it's not that my havi doesn't wanna walk on the leash, whenever the leash is on her she turns her head around and bites the leash. is there a way to get her to stop?
You can try to teach the comand "leave it" and give lots of treats and praise when they let go. Eventually they learn they get more when they don't bite the leash. I know this comment is 2 months old but figure it wouldn't hurt to reply. Maybe helps someone else 😅.
Thank you! I never thought of doing the "leave it" command for that! Also, I'm still here after 2 months 😂
@@emily9155 lol! I just got a puppy and teaching him "leave it" has been so helpful in so many ways. He is still learning and is going to take time and consistency. I'm so happy my comment helped 😄😄.
Can't stand up my girl she's 50 lbs, any other tips?
I just pick up mine. I tried talking to him, dragging him, pull and release. Nothing works when he decided to put the breaks and this video won’t help. He just hates some places and refuses to walk there.
my 9 week old puppy sits and just keep biting the leash when im in front of him im having difficulties on making her walk hoping to get some success
Hi Vincent, I have walked a lot of dogs with this issue. Don't take what I say as gospel (as every dog is different and responds to different stimuli) however, it is usually a good idea to determine what engages your dog before you go for a walk. Try 3 levels of engagement, starting with praise, if that fails step it up to treats, hold the treats in a closed fist with a small hole in between your thumb and fore finger that the treat can poke out of but can't be taken from and see if that grabs your dog's attention. If that also doesn't keep attention try a chew toy with a rope handle that you can hang onto and see if your dog has a good prey drive.
Once you have determined what gets your dog engaged, do that activity before you go for your walk, it will help keep the dog in a positive mindset.
Now, if your dog decides to be stubborn on a walk make sure to have that engaging tool with you (treats/toy). If she puts the brakes on, try not to play into her game, by that I mean, don't turn around and come over to her and give her attention when she is in that stubborn state, it will reinforce that bad behaviour. Instead, entice her with your engagement tool. If that doesn't work- simply drop the leash (make sure you're doing this in a safe environment preferably in an enclosed area to start off with) and walk slowly straight ahead without looking back at her. If you've walked 30 metres without her following you- turn around call her attention to you with the engagement device and she should come right to you.
If that fails you can walk back to her and try to lift her off the floor with no tension on the leash and (without tugging) just slowly walk her, picking her up each time she tries to stop until she gets the picture that you're not going to put up with this behaviour.
Lastly- always reinforce GOOD behaviour (if she walks back to you, give her a treat or let her play with the toy for a second or two), dogs learn by reinforcement. Reward within 2 seconds, or correct within 2 seconds for maximum effectiveness.
Hope this helps! :)
Thank you so mu ch Nick! this really helps, I dont really get some advices in the internet and i really need some but i only do self learning on how to manage dog stuff and im a shy person
Im really thankful you're here to help even though you dont know me, my puppies are now 11 weeks and i still havent figure out how to take them for a walk but ill do your advices last time we ran without a leash i think its a good step for them to walk without being uncomfortable
It seems like they dont like being in a leash, i still havent put them some collar and im figuring out how to get one too
I only use my diy shoe lace dog collar and i loosen the neck part so its not that harmful for her
@@ZukiXye No worries Vincent I hope my advice is useful.
It can be difficult to get a dog used to a leash especially their first few times wearing it. Although, it gets MUCH harder if you don't address it at an early age. Once the pup gets older it will become very difficult to put a leash on her.
I would strongly recommend you consistently try to put a collar and leash on your pup, leashes are a great learning tool for walking/correcting behaviour and socialising your dog. There are some great videos to walk you through getting a dog used to a leash. Try them out! :)
Have a great rest of your week.
This is exactly what my four month old cane corso does to me 😂
Same with my Labrador she wants to be carried only 😭😭some times I have to force her to walk
Literally watching this because of my 8 wk old cane Corso. He just lays down to take a nap every dang time.