Dog leash familiarity training

1. Let the dog stand in the designated position.
Hold the dog leash and let the dog stand in front of you. Prepare your dog's favorite food, lure it to your left leg and stand there. If it behaves well, pet it, praise it in time, and feed it the food.
2. Let the dog follow you.
Prepare another piece of food as a reward, and hold it high in front of the dog so that it can see and eat it. Call your dog's name softly to attract his attention.

Dog leash walking training

Give the command to the dog to follow you and move forward. If the dog follows you closely, stop petting it, praise it, and feed it immediately It's a little treat as a reward. Practice this process over and over again, gradually increasing the intervals between rewards. From the initial reward of one or two steps, it is gradually upgraded to four or five steps, seven or eight steps, and even further.
During the training process, always keep the dog on the same side of you, do not always change positions, and the command and gestures must be consistent. The leash should not be too tight or too loose, and do not let the leash hang to the ground. Try not to use the leash to control your dog or even hurt it. The bait should be visible to the dog at all times so that it will be motivated.

Dog leash habit training

1. Take the dog for a normal walk.
Take your dog for a natural walk just like you normally would, until the dog walks in front of you. At this time, the length of the rope should be moderate.
2. Stop suddenly.
When you find your dog walking faster and faster and trying to leave you to tighten the leash, stop immediately.
3. Attract the dog back with delicious food.
Stand still, use the food reward in your hand to attract the dog’s attention and lure it back to you. As long as the dog stands in the correct position, pet it, praise it, and feed it good food.
4. Pay attention to your surroundings.
When unexpected events in the surrounding environment, such as the appearance of other dogs, are enough to attract your dog to forget about the world and its owner, and try its best to break free from the leash, you need to stop training.
5. Repeat the training process.
Train like this back and forth until the dog gets used to the dog leash. If your dog tries to pull on the leash, stop immediately and use treats to lure the dog back. As long as the dog keeps the leash loose, pet and praise it and feed it food to let the dog understand that this is the right thing to do.