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Re: Letting puppy of the lead

I didn't let Ollie off lead until he was 8 months old cos I was so scared, so I know how you feel. I put him onto a long line and trained recall over and over again. Once I was confident he'd come back, I'd let him off for a few minutes when there were no distractions. Take sausages, chicken, liver treats, anything really really tasty, or a squeaky, special toy that he loves and run around like a mad person to get him to follow you when he's off. Then put the long line back on, and then take it off after a few minutes. Eventually, you'll be able to take it off completely. good luck.
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