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People who don't exercise their dogs make my blood boil.
Absolutely Kenny. Someone I know said they were taking their dog to training classes to stop it from pulling on the lead. I said well to start with take it out at least twice a day and let it run off the lead to get rid of its energy. That's the main reason they pull it's because they're not getting enough exercise and want to get on with it. If the dog still pulls, you need to seriously work on it when you're walking it back from exercise. Not when you leave the house and they're full of energy and want to get on with it. You'll find dogs are far more obedient after they've let off a bit of steam. If you can't let the dog off the lead because it won't come back when you call it, you need to start treating it more like a dog than you have been doing. It's not the dog that is at fault it's you. |