Tag: leash walking
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Leash Walking – Training vs. Exploration
A walk is usually the essential part of a dog’s day. Many pet parents underestimate how vital daily walks are for a dog’s physical and mental health. Apart from the fact that it is the only opportunity to satisfy physiological needs, dogs can also realize their need for movement and exploration. They cannot do it at…
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How to train your dog to walk on a leash?
Walking your dog should be an enjoyable and relaxing experience, but sometimes, it can turn into a bit of a struggle, especially if your furry friend hasn’t quite mastered the art of walking on a leash. Whether you have a new puppy or an older dog who needs a refresher, teaching your canine companion to…
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How to train dog to walk on leash?
Taking your dog for a walk should be enjoyable for both of you. But if your furry friend pulls, tugs, or acts unruly, it can be a frustrating experience. The good news is that training your dog to walk on a leash doesn’t have to be a daunting task. With patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement,…
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Which Leash Should I Choose For My Dog?
in Dog CareAmong dog accessories, there are many suggestions for dog leashes. The choice is enormous! How do you decide on the right one? Which leash should you choose for your dog? Read our tips. You can also read this article in Dogo App. A Short Leash restricts your dog’s space and movements, prevents free exploration of…
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Pulling on a Leash. How to Deal with It?
Your dog is pulling on a leash? Are you tired of running after them like a flag in the wind? No wonder! Especially if your pup is a large breed dog. In this case, their strength is dangerous. After all, they can knock you over, knock your teeth out, break your arm, or drag you…
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Leash Aggression
Leash aggression is a syndrome that can affect dogs of any gender regardless of age, size, breed, or lifestyle. It is a combative attitude that usually occurs during walks when a dog is on a leash. It happens that the same individual does not show aggression when running loose – without a leash. What affects…
