Comments on: Training Your Labrador Retriever Not to Pull On Leash http://www.labretriever.net/training-your-labrador-retriever-not-to-pull-on-leash/ Labrador Retriever Dogs and Puppies Blog Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:11:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Holly http://www.labretriever.net/training-your-labrador-retriever-not-to-pull-on-leash/#comment-434 Holly Sat, 22 Nov 2008 17:39:00 +0000 http://www.labretriever.net/training-your-labrador-retriever-not-to-pull-on-leash/#comment-434 I though my lab was the only drywall chewer. I am soooo glad I found this blog. Thanks !!!! I though my lab was the only drywall chewer. I am soooo glad I found this blog. Thanks !!!!

]]> By: DogTrainer http://www.labretriever.net/training-your-labrador-retriever-not-to-pull-on-leash/#comment-311 DogTrainer Tue, 02 Sep 2008 20:52:52 +0000 http://www.labretriever.net/training-your-labrador-retriever-not-to-pull-on-leash/#comment-311 I agree with Trainer, and when you are in the training process it is even a good idea to abruptly change directions even when he is not pulling. This teaches him to stay focused on you all the time and can be used from time to time as a refresher if you notice you dog is starting to get off course. DogTrainers last blog post..<a href="http://www.dogfoodcomparisons.net/uncategorized/the-raw-dog-food-controversy" rel="nofollow">The Raw Dog Food Controversy</a> I agree with Trainer, and when you are in the training process it is even a good idea to abruptly change directions even when he is not pulling. This teaches him to stay focused on you all the time and can be used from time to time as a refresher if you notice you dog is starting to get off course.

DogTrainers last blog post..The Raw Dog Food Controversy

]]> By: trainer http://www.labretriever.net/training-your-labrador-retriever-not-to-pull-on-leash/#comment-303 trainer Sat, 30 Aug 2008 22:50:25 +0000 http://www.labretriever.net/training-your-labrador-retriever-not-to-pull-on-leash/#comment-303 Good advice. I'd like to add one more for those dealing with a particularly pushy (pully?) pup... Dig in your heels. Every time your dog pulls, come to a dead stop. Eventually he'll learn that pulling gets him nowhere. A modification on this for a particularly stubborn animal is to include a sharp sounding "AH!" as soon as the dog pulls, then turn 180 degrees and walk the oposite direction Fido was pulling. Again, the message being that pulling gets him the opposite of what he's after and his proper place is behind or beside you. trainers last blog post..<a href="http://www.dogtrainingcollarsguide.com/shock-collars-or-remote-collars/" rel="nofollow">Shock Collars or Remote Collars</a> Good advice. I’d like to add one more for those dealing with a particularly pushy (pully?) pup… Dig in your heels. Every time your dog pulls, come to a dead stop. Eventually he’ll learn that pulling gets him nowhere. A modification on this for a particularly stubborn animal is to include a sharp sounding “AH!” as soon as the dog pulls, then turn 180 degrees and walk the oposite direction Fido was pulling. Again, the message being that pulling gets him the opposite of what he’s after and his proper place is behind or beside you.

trainers last blog post..Shock Collars or Remote Collars

]]>