How to train a dog, Changing A Dogs Direction Lift / Fast & Best Dog training

Today we will toal about Changing Dogs Direction  Lift and As we Discussed before the Dog Walking – Behaviour Training as it is one of the challange of  Dog Behaviour Training Essential.

Especially as the Dog Walking training is essential for Beginners.

So From the brivious subject of

Dog Walking – Behaviour training:

  • Lunge Training
  • Changing Dog Direction – Right
  • Changing Dog Direction Left
  • Walking Dog To The Right
  • Walking Dog To The Left
  • Changing Speed
  • Halting Your Dog

Changing A Dogs Direction Lift.

Walking Your Dog To The Left

With the left about turn, your dog will learn that the space in front of their nose is needed by you.

If he grasps this concept,

They will learn to keep their heads out of the way and close to the left knee of their owners.

When walking in with your dog in the correct spot and your dog starts to think about pulling in front of you, you should move your hand halfway down the leash.

Changing A Dogs Direction lift

Move back in the direction of the tail of your dog and then take a step so that you are in front of the dog with your left leg.

Make sure that you do not stop to move toward the left until you have completely changed your direction.

With this method applied your dog will learn not to force his way ahead.

There is a chance

that you may collide with your dog and you should not shun away from doing so as he will then learn to stay out of your way in the future.

Make sure that

you walk straight in front of your dog and that your feet are near to the surface.

If the dog gets out of your way in the correct manner, be sure to give him enough praise.

It is very important that your timing in doing this is right, as you might fall over the dog if you leave this for too late.

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