Originally posted by cenno: what are some technique that reaily work!!!can anyone help...........
I used to have a major problem with this. It has slowly been getting better and better. This is what I've done: I hold my dog's tug under my left arm and walk VERY slowly with little steps (I mean real slow, it builds intensity) while looking back over my shoulder at my dog's hips. Make sure to keep your shoulders straight. If the dog starts to forge use your left hand and point out the tug to him and tell him to "fuss". When he's in correct position praise and just open your arm and let the tug drop. He'll soon learn where proper heel position is and that in order to catch the tug he has to be there.
Kinda hard to explain without showing you. Just remember go real slow with small steps. As he progresses you can gradually quicken the pace to your normal heeling speed.
Jackie and "Treck"
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Cenno, looks like it has been a long time since you have posted.
Thats great, I'd love to see some of the old members post more often, but what needs to happen before we continue this thread is for you to change your displayed name to your real first and last name. It is a board policy that was started by Ed some time ago.
Please PM me, or any of the moderators as soon as you do that and we'll open your thread.
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