We just got a fence put up in our backyard, but now our dog doesn’t want to do anything out there. We got the fence specifically for him. Help!

how do you train a big dog for example OES, to walk good on a leash. i know how with little dogs but a big one is well stronger. how do you go about it? thanks
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Okay were picking up a dog from a lady who dosent want him today and she has informed me that he’s not used to being on a leash and we have to walk there to pick him up and walk him back so how can we get him used to being on a leash or at least to be okay with it ?

Ok well im in dog training for 4h to be in the dog show and my instructor said that by the 2nd week of dog training we have to be ready to be off leash. My dog is a Australian shepherd mixed boarder collie and hes 3 or 4 years old.
Besides working with him every ( I do already) what could I do to get him ready to be off leash

how did u do it?

I have two dogs and one hates walking on a leash. She refuses to walk so would I get her to. She needs her daily walks and isn’t getting them because she won’t walk at all. If you are going to answer do not tell me to drag her and say that she will follow. I think thats is just plain pathetic

Our 3 mo. old puppy dosen’t like to be on her leash indoors. When we are sittin watching t.v. we would like her to behave and lay down beside us, but she whines, pulls, and she always wants to jump on the sofa, even when we tell her over and over not too. We also dont want her off the leash because she likes to chase our cat. Please help what can we do to make this not so stressfull for our puppy and ourselves?

When I take her out side on the leash, she is pulling so hard that I think she is going to pass out, because of lack of oxygen. Any suggestion on how to train a dog on the leash

Many dog owners feel that training there pets is a critical aspect of owning the dog. However, there are just as many who feel that training the animal is extremely overrated, especially the aspect of training the dog to be on a leash. These owners feel that leash training is a big hassle or takes up too much of their time. In reality, I would have to say this equates to being a lazy owner or one who has erroneously overlooked this responsibility when it comes to owning a dog.

Training your puppy to be on a leash has huge benefits, the biggest one being control of them when they are full grown adults and a larger breed of 50 pounds or more. Trying to put a large dog on a leash for the first time without any training is about as easy as trying to break a stubborn mustang. You will get dragged all along the way and have no control over the dog.

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I bought a new puppy recently. She is a Jack Russell Terrier and she is very hyper. That said, she’s going to need to be walked alot to keep her at least sort of calm. But when I try and put her on a leash she just bites at the leash and very rarely even follows me or walks at all.

Does anyone have any tips or tricks to leash train her?