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Post by raverhayley Mon Mar 14 2011, 16:37

Bruiser's pulling on the lead has seen no improvement! hes almost 5 months now and gettin harder to control. i stop when he pulls as to tell him we cant go further until he behaves, but when we walk again he carries on pulling. if we see people/dog he goes beserk and literally pulls me over there, i try to stand in front of him and get him to sit and wait, it works only 50% of the time and he ramins transfixed on the people/dogs.
Whatelse can i do? i dont want him to get to full size and be taking me on walks lol!
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Post by janey Mon Mar 14 2011, 16:42

Are you using a harness?? Have you tried treats as a distraction when another dog approaches?? also walking in the opposite direction when he pulls, you don't get anywhere quickly but heard this works??
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Post by Guest Mon Mar 14 2011, 20:36

janey wrote:Are you using a harness?? Have you tried treats as a distraction when another dog approaches?? also walking in the opposite direction when he pulls, you don't get anywhere quickly but heard this works??

I wouldn't use a harness unless it's one with a front lead ring (on the chest strap) as he'll just pull into the harness easier than with a collar!

By all means try treats as a distraction, but I found that turning abruptly in the opposite direction (although tedious in the extreme) eventually works. It takes you ages to get anywhere, but it will work with 90% of dogs.

If all else fails try a check chain - used properly!
https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/t3292-check-chains-how-to-use-them

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Post by Guest Tue Mar 15 2011, 01:04

Have you tried the head halti it worked wonders for my lot for a few months while they learnt the basics now on the collar and lead their great.

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Post by Guest Tue Mar 15 2011, 08:21

you should maybe think of taking him to training classes. I read somewhere that if they start pulling to stop and walk 3 steps back, if this is done everytime then it should work. No tried it myself, but it may work.
Hope you get it sorted soon.

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