Sentences with phrase «walk on a leash just»

Did you know cats can be taught to walk on a leash just like dogs?

Tell yourself that this is going to take patience and time, your cat is not going to accept going for a walk on a leash just like that.

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And then, thank goodness, I'll see someone walking by dressed in full costume with a chicken under their arm and a goat on a leash, and I'm reminded that they're just fine.

Pets can be brought in for show - and - tell or just brought on a leash to walk a child to school.

So obviously think your dog is going to jump or you know to come and knock into you then the dog should definitely be on a leash or somewhere where you can just walk in unencumbered.

BAHAHAHAHA Jewel, you crack me up — «people dog walking (on a leash, thankfully)» that just made my day lol!

He has all the basics down, walks well on leash and would just love to be a agility dog!!

Yogi is great with other dogs, walks well on leash and is just a doll.

Behaviours Included - come when called (even in the face of distractions), down (even at a distance), leave it / take it (leave the food I just dropped), name (pay attention), polite walking (loose leash), settle (on a mat), sit (inc. stay / don't jump up), wait (don't go rush out the door).

When introducing the dog & cat for the first time, put the dog on a leash & just allow the cat to walk by if he / she wants to.

Then the owner of the dog walks by with the dog on leash, just as if they were going for a walk.

Using my specific leash walking protocol, we were able to take Teddy from the leash pulling, barking, and lunging dog that he was, to a calm and relaxed dog walking politely on leash in just one training session.

The Training Success of Older Dogs Just the other day, I was speaking with a dog owner who was looking into a training program for her four - year - old Maltese, who was becoming more food aggressive, and had always been known to excessively bark and pull on the leash during walks.

Although she walks well on a leash, Pepper does not enjoy going on walks She prefers to be a homebody and is very content just being with her family.

If you are home, go outside with the dog so you can redirect attention just as you would while walking the dog on a leash.

Lessons include: pay attention, sit, stay, walk on leash without pulling, lie down, wait, come (all on leash), and more — though classes are NOT just about «commands.»

«He walked around on a leash and harness, and just said hi to other animals,» Sandra explains.

That being said, I am no longer able to just get any kind of dog, I need one who already knows how to walk fairly well on a leash or is small enough that it can't pull me along.

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Betsy is a sweet, gentle dog who walks well on - leash, pays attention to her handler and is just extremely cooperative.

It's very important that they go outside on a leash, that you take them to the same place every time, and that you let them walk just a little bit back and forth in one area.

Start Here Clicker Training, LLC, currently offers sessions focusing on everyday, real - world, foundation skills such as loose - leash (no pull) walking, sit to greet people, wait in a location until released, just to name a few.

Just put a lightweight leash on him and let him walk around with it for a few minutes.

Nothing takes the place of taking the time to teach your puppy to walk nicely on a loose leash, but for those occasions when you just have to get where you're going in a hurry, this piece of equipment can be a life saver.

Fenney walks very well on a leash, never pulling and just taking in all that is around her.

Over the last week he has begun to rebel by jumping up on me when we are trying to walk, pulling on the leash, crying and barking in his crate, jumping all over the kids and in general just being a pest.

Many people train dogs for selfish reasons, just so the dog will walk nicely on a leash, and so the dog comes when called.

She plays tug of war with the other dogs, she walks well on a leash, loves to ride in the cars and just falls asleep on the back seat.

Real dogs not only must be housetrained - most owners are aware of that need; they also must be taught not to chew the furniture, taught not to jump on their owners, taught not to play - bite, taught not to bowl over the toddler, taught not to dig holes in the yard, taught to come when they are called, taught not to eat the homework or the woodwork, taught not to swipe food off the table, taught not to growl at strangers or bark at the mail carrier, taught to walk on a leash without dragging their owner down the block, taught to allow their toenails to be cut and their coats to be groomed without biting the groomer, taught not to shred feather pillows and down comforters, taught not to steal the baby's toys, taught not to growl at their owner's mother - in - law, taught to sit, stay, and to lay down when and where the owner tells them to, and to wait there until the owner says they may get up (absolutely essential commands for the dog's own safety), taught not to escape out the front door or out of the yard or out of the car when the owner looks away for just a second... all of these things and many more are not «natural» canine behaviors; they must be taught by owners who are willing to spend the time and the effort doing so.

Not rated yet Ruby has been with us for just two weeks now and already she knows many commands, is almost completely potty trained and can walk pretty well on a leash!

He knows his basic obedience commands and walks pretty well on leash needing just a few reminders not to pull.

They say there's no need to work on basic obedience and leash work in the home, rather there should just be strict and advanced leash work done with the dog on walks only.

Daisy teaches Coco to walk on a leash Trying to train my remaining Aussiedoodle puppy on the leash has been less than successful because she is on the timid side so I tied her to Daisy my amazing Standard Poodle and asked her to just walk..

Havoc loves toys, chasing (and chewing / destroying) balls, walks beautifully on a leash (his foster mom uses a short leash and prong collar to help keep him focused on her during walks) would be a great running / hiking companion, and basically loves to just «hang out» at home.

This is just one episode of the few episodes that are on my Loose Leash Walking DVD that I sell on my website.

I met Emma the Bull Terrier, who was nearly 11 years old, just after she had an incident with another dog while walking on - leash in her neighborhood with her person, Katie.

You also could need the best no pull dog harness if you have a dog that needs more guidance when walking or exercising, and not just pulls on the leash.

He walks well on a leash and gets along with the resident sheltie just fine.

Just the other day, I was speaking with a dog owner who was looking into a training program for her four - year - old Maltese, who was becoming more food aggressive, and had always been known to excessively bark and pull on the leash during walks.

If the dog pulls to go sniff something, it's better to just turn around and then reward him for walking on a slack leash.

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».

And with the stall, I do not need to walk him (he wants to trot even on the shortest leash), I simply clean his stall 2X daily while he eats just like the horses.

She just hasn't had a lot of exposure to the outside world and is learning to walk on a leash.

Just because your Chihuahua won't be able to physically pull you down the street doesn't mean he doesn't need to be able to walk properly on a leash!

Is there any way I can get her to be friendly to other dogs on a leash or is this just something I have to deal with by never meeting another dog in a leash on walks?

Part of the problem is that cats, with few exceptions, are very different from dogs in that one can not just throw a leash on them and get them out the door walking.

She was driving me crazy while I leashed up my other dogs for their walk, so I just brought her along with me on their walk too.

Puppy manners foundations: name / attention game, sit, down, trade, come, and walking on leash are just some of the behaviors we will introduce.

If outside, just be careful when walking your dog on a leash to keep him away from trees and grass where other dogs have gone to the bathroom and there may more likelihood of disease.

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.