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Old 27-01-2009, 04:02 PM
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Re: on the lead

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Originally Posted by tordiamond View Post
Hiya,i have exactly the same problem with my english bull terrier,he,s now 1 year old,but early on he would walk fine on the lead but the last couple of months we,ll get to the corner of the road and he,ll just put his brakes on and not move,i tried treats and toys but still no joy,we end up going back home which he obviously wants to do,sorry i can,t suggest anything as i,m trying to solve this problem out aswell.Lets hope they sort themselves out eventually.
Hey, as your dog is a bit older and already knows how to walk on the lead, It sounds like he is just being stubborn! Lol
With a bully, letting him get his own way could lead to bigger problems, thinking he's the boss..
Try a different collar, or harness. And when he stops just give him a tug towards you giving the command you use (come or heel or whatever). Any step he does take (even if its only one) give him heaps of praise.

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