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7 Tips to Stop Your Dog Pulling on the Leash

To prevent choking when out on a stroll, make sure your dog's collar is not too loose. A harness can make it simpler for them to pull but won't eliminate their pulling problems.

Start with the right collar

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Use a flat buckle and set it so that you can put two fingers beneath for a well-fitting collar. Daily check for developing pups.

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The appropriate sort of harness offers you more leverage so your dog can't lean in with their entire body weight to drag you along. The Freedom No-Pull Harness is a fantastic choice.

Choose the right harness

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Choose the right leash

"Most dogs can use a 6 foot leather leash because it gives them both freedom and control. Bungee leash has give, although it is not required."

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Avoid leashes made of fabric or rubber since they aren't as sturdy or long-lasting as those made of leather.

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Tension on the leash

Goal: Slack leash with clip down. Dog senses stress and becomes acclimated to it if it is constant. Keep the slack with the clip down to prevent this.

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Dogs are taught to approach you while under stress through loose leash training. Pulling occurs because of comfort with tight tension.

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Consider a Gentle Leader

"Strong dog? For greater head control using a pressure device, use a Gentle Leader as advised by veterinarians. For efficacy, keep in mind to deliver accurate information at the right time."

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Benefit of the Gentle Leader: simple weaning off. If the dog behaves, slip the nose loop off and clip it to the double D-ring for a flat collar.

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Managing distractions

"Turn your dog away from distractions to stop them from pulling. To avoid continual strain and reinforcement of tugging, add slack to the leash."

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Make sure you’re consistent