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Leash Breaking a Dog
Many dogs are brought to veterinarians' offices without leashes and the owners seem pleased that they could not leash-break the dog. What they are really saying is that they would not leash-break it. We have never seen a dog that could not be leash-broken. Some learn in few minutes, whereas others take more effort on your part. First, place a collar on your pet, young or old, and let the dog get used to it. That may take a week. Then, if the dog seems to be difficult one to train, snap a chain on the collar and leave it on, drag-gig about, until the dog becomes used to it. Then pick up the end of the chain and walk where the dog wants to walk. Finally, restrain the dog ever so lightly and change its direction by leash tension. With this effort even the most difficult shy dog can be leash-broken. Another quick method but one that may unduly stress a pct is to tie it to a fence and leave. The dog will jump and pull and go through all sorts of contortions until it finally gives in. This may take fifteen minute's. Repeat this daily until your pet is used to it. If you analyze the training methods we have outlined, you will recognize they are what is called conditioning. If your dog wants to please you, your job is simple, but if the dog doesn't seem to care about your reactions you have a more difficult time of it. It takes patience and understanding to make the difference between an average dog and great companion. The following are some reasons behind reception of leashes by the dogs. Reasons for Dogs Breaking Leashes
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