Has anyone used this? Shamrock is horrible to walk. He is constantly pulling- so much that his front paws are off the ground and he is running on his hind legs. No matter what I have tried he still pulls.
This harness attaches the leash in the front by his chest and it is supposed to stop the pulling.
Rosalind_75
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HAVE YOU WATCHED THE DOG WHISPERER?
Future Mrs H
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HAVE YOU WATCHED THE DOG WHISPERER?
Every night at 6:00 !! I have tried everything he says. My crazy dog will actually sit and watch this with me.
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I have it. It doesnt work.
My dog continues pulling. My husband starting bringing treats with him on the walks and rewards her when shes good. Only thing thats helping.
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I have it. It doesnt work.
My dog continues pulling. My husband starting bringing treats with him on the walks and rewards her when shes good. Only thing thats helping.
I tried that too- he has no interest in the treats- he just wants to go, doesnt know where he is going but he just goes.
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I have it. It doesnt work.
My dog continues pulling. My husband starting bringing treats with him on the walks and rewards her when shes good. Only thing thats helping.
I tried that too- he has no interest in the treats- he just wants to go, doesnt know where he is going but he just goes.
I read in a book that when they start pulling to just stop and dont go anywhere until they stop pulling and eventually will look back at you to see where you are. Then youre supposed to go and if they pull again stop again ...
I tried this. It doesnt work.
Good luck! My dog wants to rip my arm out sometimes. My older thankfully is good now .. just took 5 years.
It works great. Sam is 90 lbs and Lilah is just a bundle of muscle... and I was so afraid they'd pull over my mom when she walks them..
It looks odd, but they got used to it. At first, they'd just try to If they try to pull while wearing it, but they know the 'leave it' command, so they would stop when asked... The good thing about it - is that gently turns their head back toward you.. and stops the pulling!
It works great. Sam is 90 lbs and Lilah is just a bundle of muscle... and I was so afraid they'd pull over my mom when she walks them..
It looks odd, but they got used to it. At first, they'd just try to If they try to pull while wearing it, but they know the 'leave it' command, so they would stop when asked... The good thing about it - is that gently turns their head back toward you.. and stops the pulling!
My sister used this for her hound dog and it worked! I think she called it the 'gentle leader'
It works great. Sam is 90 lbs and Lilah is just a bundle of muscle... and I was so afraid they'd pull over my mom when she walks them..
It looks odd, but they got used to it. At first, they'd just try to If they try to pull while wearing it, but they know the 'leave it' command, so they would stop when asked... The good thing about it - is that gently turns their head back toward you.. and stops the pulling!
Aw, I know it probably redirects them I would just feel too bad putting that around their face like that
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Aw, I know it probably redirects them I would just feel too bad putting that around their face like that
I know! I was so against it at first cause it looks cruel... but after fracturing my sholder when Sam pulled me down chasing a bird... (landed right on it on the edge of the curb!) I had to try something... They really do get used to it and I've not been dragged to the ground since!
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Aw, I know it probably redirects them I would just feel too bad putting that around their face like that
I know! I was so against it at first cause it looks cruel... but after fracturing my sholder when Sam pulled me down chasing a bird... (landed right on it on the edge of the curb!) I had to try something... They really do get used to it and I've not been dragged to the ground since!
YIKES! That suckssss! yeah I guess in circumstances like that it becomes necessary!
It works great. Sam is 90 lbs and Lilah is just a bundle of muscle... and I was so afraid they'd pull over my mom when she walks them..
It looks odd, but they got used to it. At first, they'd just try to If they try to pull while wearing it, but they know the 'leave it' command, so they would stop when asked... The good thing about it - is that gently turns their head back toward you.. and stops the pulling!
Aw, I know it probably redirects them I would just feel too bad putting that around their face like that
I thought the same thing- kinda reminds me of a muzzle or something like that
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Posted by SoontobeMrs.Brown
I read in a book that when they start pulling to just stop and dont go anywhere until they stop pulling and eventually will look back at you to see where you are. Then youre supposed to go and if they pull again stop again ...
I tried this. It doesnt work.
Good luck! My dog wants to rip my arm out sometimes. My older thankfully is good now .. just took 5 years.
That's what I did when we trained Irwin. It actually helped a lot, he's perfect on walks. I think it also helped having him fixed. He calmed down a lot after that. Lucy, not so much.
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My sisters big dog, Sassy Mae, is a 50 pound beagle/Bassett hound
She smells something and takes off...and my sister weighs like 95 pounds
She had to do something!
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I read in a book that when they start pulling to just stop and dont go anywhere until they stop pulling and eventually will look back at you to see where you are. Then youre supposed to go and if they pull again stop again ...
I tried this. It doesnt work.
Good luck! My dog wants to rip my arm out sometimes. My older thankfully is good now .. just took 5 years.
That's what I did when we trained Irwin. It actually helped a lot, he's perfect on walks. I think it also helped having him fixed. He calmed down a lot after that. Lucy, not so much.
We are getting him fixed next month. I are really hoping that he calms down.
