Sentences with phrase «calmly on a leash»

If your dog is having problems walking calmly on a leash, I highly recommend you try this system.

Walking calmly on a leash in the presence of other dogs is a behavior.

In addition, high - energy dogs learn to walk more calmly on a leash, and under - socialized dogs practice staying calm and obedient in close proximity to other dogs.

In addition to housebreaking and basic good manners, like greeting people nicely, walking calmly on a leash, and coming when called, a dog will need to be taught how to live harmoniously in your home.

These days, Facebook is littered with pictures of board and train dogs doing down / stays around distractions, and board and train dogs walking calmly on a leash around other dogs at their facility.

My six month old Pom cross and I have been having lessons with Debi for just a few short weeks and already he is understanding cues, walking calmly on leash and we are currently working on his «come».

You start with an over-the-top, Iditarod - level leash - puller, who hasn't paid attention to you for months, or years, and after just ten minutes fun training, you recreate your attentive dog who walks calmly on leash, looks up at you when you slow down and automatically sit - stays when you stop.

Within just a few minutes, without giving a single instruction, your dog will learn to pay attention, not to touch forbidden food and objects, sit stay and to walk calmly on leash.

You will have a dog that walks calmly on leash, is discouraged from jumping, and sits, lays down, and stays on command.

He wasn't house broken, couldn't walk calmly on a leash, and was showing aggressive behavior towards other dogs.

Not exact matches

Everywhere you look, dogs are walking politely on leashes, coming when called, sitting calmly, listening to their owners.

Topics range from identifying and understanding body language, canine, feline and avian behavior, basic nutrition and hygiene, creating mental and physical stimulation, building relationships with your clients» pets, personal and home owner safety, creating and maintaining schedules, walking a dog calmly on - leash, building clientele, and much more!

Only begin the walk after the dog has sat calmly to have the collar put on, and continued to sit calmly as the leash is attached.

This should include: walking politely on a leash, knowing basic sit / stay commands, being polite at thresholds, waiting calmly for food and being polite around humans and their space.

Drake's leash no longer intimidates her and she now loves going for walks and will calmly sit next to her trainer's side on leash when stopped.

Topics include identifying and understanding body language; canine, feline and avian behavior; basic nutrition and hygiene; creating mental and physical stimulation; building relationships with your clients» pets; personal and home owner safety; creating and maintaining schedules; walking a dog calmly on - leash; building clientele; and much more.

Basic Manners Class teaches Canine Life and Social Skills including calmly greeting strangers, sit, lie down, come, stay, and walk nicely on a loose leash.

Dog can perform basic obedience skills including sit, come, down, stay, walk on a loose leash, walk by food on the ground without taking it, work calmly in the presence of other dogs, and easily engage with a stranger

They both used to pull me around on the leash, and now they walk calmly and respond to our commands.

Dogs that are easily distracted, or that encounter situations where they may lunge, bark, or give aggressive displays can be helped to walk calmly and quietly on a loose leash.

If the dogs quickly separate on their own, approach your dog quietly and calmly, attach your leash, and leave the area.

Special attention will be on: focus, leave - it, loose - leash walking, recalls, and passing dogs and people on trails calmly.

My opinion is that dog training happens equally on both ends of the leash, and after teaching Katie some new handling techniques, I suggested to her that she not take Emma into problematic situations, such as on walks when they might encounter other dogs, until she felt comfortable handling the situation calmly.

The seminar will address different techniques to help with pulling, lunging, and teach your dog to calmly have a leash and / or collar put on.

If he jumps up and down, calmly wait for him to stop and sit politely before putting on the leash and heading out the door.

Here are a few dos and don'ts for teaching your dog to walk calmly on - leash:

Thus, instead of being a problem, pulling on - leash can be the solution, an effective reward to reinforce calmly walking by your side.

Public Manners: Walking nicely on leash, settling down calmly while you shop, «leave it» when out and about, and greeting dogs politely.

Specifically you need to know how to teach your puppy: where to eliminate, what to chew, when to bark, where to dig, to sit when greeting people, to walk calmly on - leash, to settle down and shush when requested, to inhibit biting behavior, to enjoy spending time at home alone, and to thoroughly enjoy the company of other dogs and people — especially strangers and children.

Public Manners: Walking nicely on leash, settling down calmly while you have coffee or have dinner at a restaurant, saying hello to people without jumping, greeting dogs politely and more.

However, instead of testing your animals with other dogs and making them walk on a leash, small animals are usually tested by being asked to stay on a table for a 30 seconds or so and by being passed to two or three strangers on whose laps they must sit calmly.

Calmly put the dog on his leash and bring him to the location of the accident.

Calmly and safely walking through a store on a loose leash without interacting with other people, animal or objects, unless instructed to do so for a task.

Dogs should be taught to sit calmly when you snap on their leash.

In Example 2 you turn the other dog's presence into a positive experience by taking calm control of your dog on leash and have him either walk calmly, sit and relax, or nibble treats when the stranger dog passes.