Sentences with phrase «using a leash so»

Always take your puppy out after crating using a leash so she is not tempted to play instead of potty and vigorous play should always be interrupted for potty breaks.

For walking, use a leash so that you can control the duration and strenuousness of the exercise.

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If you are taking your pet door to door with you, keep him on leash and make sure to use reflectors so that he (and you!)

Coco went through my beginner to advanced obedience training program, so she is now fully off leash trained using low level remote collar training.

We recommend using the «Adopt Me» leashes, collars and / or bandanas so EVERYONE knows your furry friend is looking for their fur - ever home!

Dogs gain information via scent and by reading body language so a tight leash prohibits a proper introduction using their key communication skills.

If your dog has already been trained to walk using a retractable leash politely, we recommend sticking to the shorter length leashes (those extending only six feet), so you have greater control at all times.

Use the leash for fun things like a walk, or going to the park so your dog will like the leash.

And I think that you should be warned that many of the so - called «force free» / «leash free» dog trainers out there are going to try and sell you on the use of an electric collar for your puppy or adult dog.

Use a leash, of course, unless your dog is so responsive to you that it's not needed.

So, at a bare minimum, you've spent several weeks or months, at the least, training your dog in the basic commands using traditional methods (food, leash, toys, etc.), then another three weeks introducing the dog to the electric collar, then you start working on each of the individual commands.

Other options to limit freedom so you can supervise your dog include using a «drag line» (a leash dragging behind dog) or a crate.

Back in the day we lived on the 3rd floor of an apartment complex in the D.C. suburbs, and the pups moved in at 8 weeks of age, so getting them used to a collar and leash from day one was super high on my priority list.

Granted, I also took them outside a lot during their first few weeks (their bladders were so tiny that they had to relieve themselves after every nap, play session, and meal), so that must have accelerated the process of getting used to the new sensation of being leashed.

In patients with kennel cough, the trachea is often very sensitive; a collar may initiate a coughing spasm, so care must be taken to avoid use of collars and leashes in dogs with kennel cough to prevent tracheal damage.

Note that the Miniature Aussiedoodle does have a tendency to wander off so leash free zones should be used with caution.

Used with a leash or with your hand, the martingale collar tightens when your dog pulls and loosens when he stops, so it's only tight when it needs to be.

If you have a very obedient, well - mannered dog, using a retractable leash in a wide - open, uninhabited space so she can have a little room to explore may be safe.

I ride well in the car and walk pretty good on a leash although I am use to a fenced yard so I don't get a lot of practice.

If you are taking your puppy outside of an enclosed space, make sure to use a 6 - foot leash to keep them close to you, so you can keep an eye on them.

So, we can always use «dog stuff» donations: buckle collars, leashes, food bowls, travel crates, medium / large kennels, bedding, dog beds, brushes / combs, toys, treats or premium dog food.

Be consistent with your leash use so your pet can know to «get dressed» and remain in close proximity to you.

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.

If your dog persists at pulling on the leash, try using a head halter, which redirects his efforts so he can't pull you.

Walking in an urban area requires a shorter leash so you can prevent your dog from entangling other pedestrians, while walking in an open area allows you to use a longer leash.

Both dogs can now walk on a leash without pulling (they used to pull so hard they were constantly choking themselves).

After awhile you can begin to pick the lead up and put it in your pocket so he gets used to walking around with you without any pulling on the leash.

Once you have used all - or - none reward training techniques to teach your dog to sit - and down - stay, to pay attention, to walk on leash and not to touch, you will find that your dog is now so much calmer and that you have regained his attention.

They had a harness I was using but she still pulled frantically wanting motor bikes and skateboards which wasnt doing her knee and hip any good so I put the prong on and had a two sided leash, now she is prong only and the therapist were happy with that, she also was straining her neck and shoulders with the harness only.

He's got basic obedience training (using a mini — prong collar) and I'd like to work him off leash using the trainer (a sort of continuation of the on leash training) and feel it actually somewhat more important at this time than training the fence (which we couldn't put in until winter, anyway, so have a couple months to go).

Use a quick tug, then immediately release so the leash is slack again.

Try using a leash that has a long lead so that your dogs can play, but if they try to leave, you can reinforce the correct behavior.

Use baby gates, close doors, or tether him to you with a six - foot leash so that you can keep an eye on him.

Prevention: Many broken bones are due to car accidents, which can be prevented by keeping pets secured at home so they do not run free and using a leash, in the case of dogs, when away from home.

Close the door to the other rooms of the house or use a leash to tether him to you so he can't wander out of your sight.

Some trainers use the prong collar for a couple of practice sessions, then leave it on the dog's neck along with the buckle or slip collar so they can switch the leash back and forth if necessary.

We use a harness when leash walking, so we either use a coat that has a slot in it to allow a leash clip to slip through to attach to the harness clip or we loosen the harness and put it over the coat.

Wedding planners advise using a leash when walking pets down the aisle so they don't run off or disturb guests.

We ask our Schnauzer Sitters to treat our rescues like they would their own dogs - which means establishing a regular routine; brushing and bathing so they get used to the grooming requirements; and working on other issues like house - training, crate - training, leash - walking, and socialization.

Just bear in mind that they are quite strong, so you can expect a strong pull when using a leash.

By the same token, you must learn to use a leash and harness correctly and, by doing so, you will teach your canine companion what you want to have happen and how to properly interact with you.

Use baby gates, close doors or tether him to you with a six - foot leash so you can keep an eye on him.

I have towels, harnesses, collars and leashes available for use during the session, so you won't need to bring anything special with you.

The dog can slip out of the flat collar if s / he pulls back, so bring a leash hooked to a chain, pinch (prong), Martingale collar or a Gentle Leader type head harness to use when you walk the dog.

Use a leash because there are a many distractions so a puppy can easily wander away and forget about peeing and pooping.

Also, you'll usually have to work up to this in stages, letting your cat get used to the harness, then the leash, and so on.

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.

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Ari is not used to being on a leash and pulls hard, so a harness is recommended for walks.