Sentences with phrase «using a leash gives»

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With leash and collar on your dog, if your puppy begins to ignore you and acts as if he does not hear you, the attached long leash can be used to reel puppy into you after giving only one command... «Dogname, come».

Once the leash is on, give him some time to get used to the sensation of something hanging off his neck.

Repeat these last three steps several more times before progressing to the next level: you want to give him plenty of opportunities to get used to the sensation of the leash itself before you start using it to control his walking.

Simply use the leash to keep him in place often then walking away in the opposite direction, giving the dog the «reward» of the distance he craves at that moment but giving him that reward without him having to flee.

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Even most puppy training classes and behaviorists require you to use a standard 6 ft. leash in class because they give you more control over your dog, keep your dog at a manageable distance, and it is relatively easy to use especially during the early learning stages.

I gave her a refresher and taught her how to control their behavior off leash, around the home using some distance control, the front door exercise, door programming and how to practice separating from her dog to address the anxiety her dog was experiencing.

Then give it praise and encouragement until you can get the dog used to the leash.

This collar should not be used to give a leash correction.

Look, it takes the entire program for handlers to master the proper use of a leash, how to give commands properly, how to read their own dogs, and so forth.

When you really need to leave, snap the leash on and play with your dog using a tug toy or give a jackpot of treats.

This was never used to injure cattle, or in a way that could be deemed animal cruelty - instead, it's akin to giving your dog's leash a little tug to remind him to walk forward.

Look for puppy classes where the pups are given ample opportunity to play together off - leash and where pups are frequently trained and settled down during the play session, using toys and treats and fun and games.

In addition, using an LED leash for dogs will give you a back - up illumination should the battery fail in the collar.

When your dog starts fussing, give a quick, sharp pull on his leash, using the «quiet» command as outlined above.

On any given day you're likely to see lots of retractable leashes in use.

Give your pup lots of practice getting used to walking on leash in his own home, since it is a familiar environment with minimal distractions.

Give him lots of time to get used to his leash and always try to make it a pleasant experience.

Queen Elizabeth I was a huge lover of Greyhound coursing and even proposed the «Law of the Leash» in 1561 that stated all prey animals used in coursing must be given a head start.

This is when I like to use two leashes snapped together, as this will give her plenty of room to walk around and smell, but will still be close enough for you to watch her closely.

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Use a long leash if you want to give him more freedom.

Use this leash when you want to give your pet the freedom to roam, sniff and explore during your walks together.

So — you now should begin to take that dog everywhere with you in the house, using a leash or dragline — that way you will see it when the dog gives any sort of signal that she needs to go, and then you can respond to it verbally and rush with her outside.

This dog leash rope from GEEPET features a kernmantle cord that is used by mountain climbers, giving it exceptional durability, weather resistance, and strength.

It is possible to teach your dog to heel without a leash, but it's preferable to use a leash because it'll give you more control.

The way this works is they give us their old collars or whatever they're using, and we give them a brand new leash and collar set.

Before you even think about leading them outside, use the leash to give them walks around the house and the backyard if you have it.

Hatcher says offering customers a «house» leash, collar or harness to use while in the store is a good way to give them a first - hand experience.

«Also, creating a «house» leash, collar or harness for customers to use when they enter the store is a great way to give them a first - hand experience with the product,» he adds.

Although many pet stores have leash policy, allowing the sample to be used for pet sitting while the owner shops, gives the customer a chance to see the product in action, encouraging sales.

When it comes to introducing pets to a new leash or harness, giving them enough time to get used to it is necessary.

You can use «The Leash» to grab certain objects or explosive barrels, but best of all, grab your foes, giving you another slow - mo moment to finish them off.

A new university study and the ever - increasing use of wireless devices, such as the BlackBerry, could result in a flood of lawsuits against employers for creating an allegedly dangerous environment where unpaid overwork is required for success, promotion and job security, a leading law firm warns -LSB-...] Giving rise to possible claims, is a recent study by Gayle Porter, Associate Professor of Management at Rutgers University in New Jersey, which suggests possible liability for companies if they keep their employees on «electronic leashes» as part of their job requirements.