Solutions to your dog’s reluctance to walk

1. Play chase with your dog, and get a toy that your dog likes, preferably one that makes a sound. Yell at your dog and run forward. If it follows and runs, praise it and pet it; if the dog refuses to move, we can try to continue running in another direction to build some motivation to stimulate the dog.

2. Change the regular exercise route. It is possible that the dog will always "suddenly brake" in the same place and stop walking. We can consider changing our walking route. When the route is new, the dog may be attracted to the novelty.

3. Bring snacks that dogs like, and some delicacies that dogs can’t resist when going out. When they are willing to leave, we can reward them with a delicacy. When a dog's attention is attracted by something new, it may forget the original problem of "not wanting to leave."

4. Walk with friends or family. In some cases, we can go out to walk the dog with friends or family, and let the person the dog likes walk in front.

5. Consider the dog’s collar or leash. The dog refuses to walk. In some cases, there is a problem with the accompanying equipment. Perhaps we can change the harness into a collar or P-rope, which will provide better control. some.

6. Reduce the weight of the dog. Sometimes the dog is unwilling to walk because it is carrying other things.