It’s a good idea for your dog to learn loose-leash walking, if you haven’t practiced it with them already. When you walk your pup on a loose leash, it’s likely to be a more relaxed experience compared ...

Pro Tip: “Whenever the dog pulls (the leash goes taut), immediately stop walking or turn and walk in the opposite direction.

Your dog should walk on a loose leash next to you, they should not sniff, and they should not pee along a walk. You should keep the pace. Your dog should adjust your speed to match yours.

They should walk next to you on a lose leash. Your pace should be brisk and your little dog should keep up with you. If your lease walking looks more like this, you're wasting good training time ...

Young dogs are often bursting with energy, and their exuberance can manifest through jumping and pulling forcefully on walks. Their sudden sprint forward may be a way of releasing pent-up energy ...

then I’m going to share three really simple changes that you can make on your everyday walks to improve your dog’s loose-leash walking,” Steele begins. They are, as follows: “We always ...