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Steps to Combat Dog Leashes and Collars-Related ProblemsLeash training for dogs should start when your dog is a puppy. As soon as you can, start getting your puppy used to having a collar and leash placed on it. Teach it the sit/stay command, as this will be very helpful when you are puppy leash training.If your dog is already past puppy stage, you should start dog leash training as soon as possible. Even if your dog has already developed leash-related problems, stick with the routine of walking your dog regularly. Take some steps to correct the problem and be prepared to continue with your correction techniques until you see some improvement in your dog's walking behavior. Here are some dog walking tips that may be used on dogs with leash-related problems, and those that you are beginning to leash train:  Excellent Good Average Bad Terrible Current Rating
Leash LawsLearning good leash behavior is a necessity. You need to train your dog to walk on a leash in order to give it the exercise it needs. Many areas have leash laws, and dog owners may face fines if they walk their dog without a leash. Plus, walking a dog without a leash creates a possible danger, either to your or to other people. Unleashed dogs can run in front of cars, attack other dogs or people or run away. It is much safer to keep your dog on a leash where you can control him.Where Can You Get Help?If you still can't get your dog to walk on a leash properly, you may need to consider outside help. If you have not taken your dog to training lessons before, think about this as a first step. You may also like to think about professional dog trainers, who can work individually with your dog and leash-train, walk him. Another consideration is the type of leash and collars you use. Special dog leashes and collars are available that help with dogs who have problem walking and give their owner more control.Related ArticlesTop Dog: Cesar Milan's Canine Training MethodHow to Housebreak a Puppy Why Should I Crate Train My Dog? Basic Principles of Canine Obedience Training Stop Your Dog's Destructive Chewing How to Control a Barking Dog |
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