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    Become a Member Today › Forums › Obedience Training › General Obedience Training Discussion › How to teach leash manners and attention › Re: How to teach leash manners and attention

    • Teresa Stanczak

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      February 2, 2012 at 5:44 am
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      I would definitely recommend a different collar for her. You could use either the Starmark collar( http://www.amazon.com/StarMark-Training-Collar-Large-Blue/dp/B000A6BD5K/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1328160619&sr=8-1)
      Or the Premiere Easy Walk Harness.
      Remember to use a safety collar such as a nylon slip loop (attach leash to both harness/starmark and the slip loop) regardless of which piece of equipment you decide to go with.

      You should review 2 videos prior to working on this with her:
      The leash Ninja video
      http://www.selfhelpdogtraining.com/Video/video/Phase1Obedience/Leash-Ninja.html?videoDetId=11df1f7f56f491ab9752d91fdbb7d463

      And the New Leash Manners video :
      http://www.selfhelpdogtraining.com/Video/video/Phase1Obedience/LeashMannersversion102.html?videoDetId=9b9c3274ab54d7e3a5b4627dd3de004d

      Practice in as low distraction as possible. Leash manners can be a stationary exercise if she will pull even if you are standing still. As she gets a better understanding of what is expected then move to more distracting environments.

      One tip is to wear her out a little bit prior to the walk. If she has a lot of restless spirit as most Bullies do, then you might want to play tug or ball with her prior to going out for a walk.

      Keep us posted on your progress!

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