The correct way to hold the leash

1. First, we must hold the dog leash tightly in the right hand and keep it appropriately relaxed, and hold the leash in the left waist with the left hand. The rope should be hanging slightly from the dog's collar and maintain a certain amount of slack. The owner should always pay attention to whether the dog is in the correct position and whether the dog is pulling on the rope. Otherwise, the purpose of training will not be achieved.
2. One of the most common mistakes made during the training process is that in order to keep the dog in the correct position, he often tightens the rope and hardly relaxes it. This often puts pressure on the dog's neck, and when it comes time to correct the dog's behavior, there is no point in pulling on the rope because the dog can no longer tell the difference.
3. For example, when a dog passes its owner and walks forward or in another direction, we should pull the rope at this moment to send a signal to stop, and then immediately relax the rope. This series of actions is completed in a very short time, so the correct way to pull the rope is extremely important.

Methods of dog leash training

1. First of all, we must remember that the correct leash method is that the owner is dragging the dog at all times. If you have a stronger dog, use a collar with nails on the inside. This is more forceful and painful than an ordinary collar, but it is best to avoid using it. Usually, the dog should be allowed to be free at home. When walking, be sure to keep the rope loose.
2. Secondly, when training or going out for a walk, the dog should be on the left side of the owner and face in the same direction, but it cannot ignore the owner's presence and pull the rope and run straight forward. In this way, the owner will Unattractive to a dog and not trustworthy at all. If this is the case, training is very necessary.
3. The method is as follows: First, when the dog pulls the rope and walks in a certain direction, immediately force it to walk in the opposite direction. You can turn around on the way, or you can walk back and forth on the same road. In short, it is a human-led Follow the dog. Secondly, when the dog is about to pull the rope forward, when this sign occurs, pull the rope back suddenly and strangle the dog's neck. The strength and timing of this moment are very important. Apply a sudden force to the dog's neck and then relax the rope. However, it must be noted that if the rope around the golden retriever's neck is always tightened, the above training methods will be ineffective.