View Single Post
  #13 (permalink)  
Old 03-07-2009, 09:44 PM
fun4fido's Avatar
fun4fido fun4fido is offline
Pet Forums Senior Member
 
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: East Sussex
Posts: 567
Images: 17
fun4fido will become famous soon enoughfun4fido will become famous soon enough
Re: BigBears pulling too hard

Quote:
Originally Posted by Varkhond View Post
I don't care for flowermummies. :P

The fact is - as far you don't beat the dog hard - i never said to beat them til they poop themself. Hm the fact; dogs tell dogs of with nipping/biting and sound. Standing there for hours trying to do the doggie cutie want a treat thing is just not the best way to make 2 big strong dogs not pull. What i did with my dog (it was pulling like a madman when seeing a dog or cat) was simply a (not screaming) no and a light slap on its ass. (fyi im italian, my english stink).

Now she only pull out of happyness the first half km of every walk. But in the line were walking, not risking to get us both killed under a car.
I wonder whether you would try to train a killer whale to jump through hoops by using punishment...

Funny thing is killer whales are trained with the cutie want a treat (fish) method. Even funnier still I regularly train big strong dogs to walk nice on a leash using the cutie will only get a treat thing when cutie walks nice.

Good dog training is about respectful two way communication, it's a team effort. There simply is no need to kick a dog CM style.

For the OP I would also suggest the following:

My Dog Pulls. What Do I Do? by Turid Rugaas
__________________
twitter me...

www.fun4fido.co.uk

"Properly trained, a man can be a dog's best friend."
Corey Ford


Reply With Quote