It can be difficult for a dog to learn to walk at our pace because they walk at such a quicker speed than us. Dog's are naturally curious animals and want to go explore. It is up to the owner to help them learn to walk on a leash without pulling you around.

To begin with, you need to establish your authority with your dog. Don't be cruel with your animal to show your authority, however. Simply build a good relationship with your dog because it will really help with the training process.

With a variety of techniques available, it is hard to know which one to use. The most popular technique is to give a quick snap on the leash if your dog tries to pull against the leash. Then you stop walking when they try to pull against the leash, and give them positive comments whenever they let the leash have some slack.

Be sure to get a good training collar. Find one that works well for training, such as a nylon dog collar that won't slip off. Be careful when using a standard choke collar, since these can cause a lot of damage to your dog's vocal chords if use improperly.

Find a dog leash that is comfortable to grip. Find a good, quality dog leash with great craftsmanship. The best size for dog leashes are usually between 4 and 6 feet.

Train with your dog by having him sit on your left side, with both of you looking in the same direction. Start walking with your left food. If you use your left foot every time you start to walk this will signal to your dog that you are about to walk.

Walk at your normal pace. Your dog needs to get use to your speed. Talk to your dog and make it fun so she wants to walk with you and not just explore on her own.

Walk a short distance and then stop walking. Praise your dog and tell him what a wonderful job he has done with walking with the leash. Practice this a few times a day. Keep it fun and your dog will be trained in no time.

Dog's are naturally inquisitive animals. It can be hard for them to slow down their pace. It is up to you to teach your dog learn to walk on a leash without pulling you along where he chooses to go. Jim Witt is an authority on Dog Training Collars and suggests visiting Country Brook Design for your dog training needs.

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