Did you have to do any work to curb herding behaviours with Jack for this? We'd love to have a little run with my boy but fast movement gets him excited and it's not long before he'll give us a cheeky nip!
@NinthEuphoric Not really. Jack is surprisingly good on a leash when running. If we do a Park Run, he gets caught up in the excitement and wants to run past everyone. After that he will excitedly jump and prod me while hes running on top of me for a min, and then he settles in and he is fine. He seems to be even better behaved on very crowded running events. I prefer to run Jack off leash so I don't have to deal with all the sniff stops for the first 2 or 3 kms, but you can't always do that!
Did you have to do any work to curb herding behaviours with Jack for this? We'd love to have a little run with my boy but fast movement gets him excited and it's not long before he'll give us a cheeky nip!
@NinthEuphoric Not really. Jack is surprisingly good on a leash when running. If we do a Park Run, he gets caught up in the excitement and wants to run past everyone. After that he will excitedly jump and prod me while hes running on top of me for a min, and then he settles in and he is fine. He seems to be even better behaved on very crowded running events. I prefer to run Jack off leash so I don't have to deal with all the sniff stops for the first 2 or 3 kms, but you can't always do that!