You take Dear for runs instead of walks now. Just think what you could do with that harness. He would never stand a chance of ever getting you to do what he wanted.
If he’s serious about his dog heeling, he’s doing it wrong. You stop moving, give the leash a smart tug & stop the dog, then guide it to the heel position & say “HEEL!” Walking as the dog pulls you along & you say “Heel”, teaches them that heel means move.
ronaldspence 23 days ago
i bet you could drag Mr Dear a fair distance Fred!
sirbadger 23 days ago
The leash is supposed to be long enough that you can stand upright.
mikenjanet 23 days ago
You take Dear for runs instead of walks now. Just think what you could do with that harness. He would never stand a chance of ever getting you to do what he wanted.
Mediatech 23 days ago
As a dog trainer, I have found that training the dog is the easiest part of the job. The hardest part is training the owner.
juicebruce 23 days ago
Fred …Perhaps this is the first use of the harness ;-)
LadyPeterW 23 days ago
If he’s serious about his dog heeling, he’s doing it wrong. You stop moving, give the leash a smart tug & stop the dog, then guide it to the heel position & say “HEEL!” Walking as the dog pulls you along & you say “Heel”, teaches them that heel means move.
david_42 23 days ago
My wife bought “head control” harnesses for our new terriers. They do help.
darcyandsimon 23 days ago
Didn’t see that coming!
sarahbowl1 Premium Member 23 days ago
A harness is safer, too. It prevents choking!
M209T 23 days ago
They usually are ;-)
BeniHanna6 Premium Member 22 days ago
Well said Fred.
norphos 22 days ago
Love the irony!
anncorr339 22 days ago
Wrong Fred think the doggie is controlling it’s master