Fabio Magnaghi Webboard User Reg: 11-27-2014
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Since I understood its happy growling, it makes me happy and I even excite her more with my voice, big praise and so on.
Her posture when growling its same as when shes happy to play. She growl while running to me and she stop after shes past me , then she come near me and sometimes drop the ball, sometimes not :-D
Today I visited the lake with my GF. Usually on monday theres few people around , but she was totally pulling every second, I had to stop, let her sit and reward her, so she could calm, but then when I start to walk she start again to pull.
Any exercise you suggest for let her stop pulling ? Most video I saw, use prong and I dont have it.
Tracy Collins Webboard User Reg: 10-09-2008
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When puppies pull on the leash, I've had good luck with simply turning and walking the other way. Then, if they get to the end of the leash, just turn again. Keep turning and walking in random directions until the puppy realizes that they must pay attention to you--and that you are the one deciding in which direction the walk is headed.
This isn't a technique that will actually get you to a destination (at least not quickly). I've heard it called "crazy walking." If you have an open field to walk in, that works well. Just walk 10 steps forward, then turn, walk 5 steps, turn again, walk 8 steps, turn again, walk 3 steps, turn again. As you do this, keep chattering to the pup and reward her for keeping up with you---make it seem like a fun game.
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Re: First month and half with Kira
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