As a result of either excitement or a lack of training, dogs pull. Recognize the reason for making the appropriate response to it.
You should select a harness and leash that are both sturdy and comfortable for your dog.
To begin teaching basic leash manners, you should start in a quiet area with few distractions.
Your dog should receive treats or praise for walking calmly by your side.
Using treats as a lure, you can encourage your dog to walk through the leash without causing tension on it.
Maintaining consistency is essential. Maintain a patient attitude throughout the training process and practice on a daily basis.
If your dog starts pulling around, you can use treats or toys to bring your dog's attention back to you.
Start with short walks that are under your control, and as your dog gets better, gradually increase the distance that you walk him.
Maintain a calm demeanor and avoid punishment. Positive reinforcement yields better results.
Commemorate the progress that your dog has made and enjoy peaceful walks together. Happy training!