As usual, let the dog come to you. Bend down and carefully place the loop of the rope or leash over the dog's head. Make sure the dog is comfortable. The leash or rope should not be too tight, otherwise the dog will suffocate. Of course, it should not be too loose. If it is too loose, an active dog will break free from the collar around its neck and run away. What you have to do is to gently put the leash or rope on the dog without making any fuss.
If you successfully put the collar on the dog for the first time, you can reward the dog.
2. Lead and walk
Let your dog stay with you as usual. If he starts tugging or yanking on the condom around his neck, you can stop and calmly stand your ground. Dog If you start, you will understand that pulling is not acceptable. Let the dog come to you again and repeat the exercise again. If the dog does not pull hard until the end this time, you can praise it or reward it with food. At this time it deserves the reward.
3. Learn to turn
There is no such thing as walking straight ahead. Your dog will definitely have to face turns, so he must learn to turn under your control. These tips should be practiced before leaving the house for a walk outside.
4. Stop and let the dog learn to "wait a moment"
When you are at home, the environment you and your dog face is safe and predictable. Yes, the outside environment is different. You must be able to make the dog stop immediately. This kind of control may save the dog's life in a critical moment.
When taking your dog for a walk, you must directly ask the dog to accept the "wait a moment" command to see if it suddenly stops during the exercise. At the same time, convey a short, crisp "wait a minute" command to the dog - of course, the tone should not be too scary.
