#1 TRICK TO STOP YOUR DOG PULLING ON THE LEASH!

Leash pulling for puppies or all dogs who pull on the leash is something most dog owners struggle with at some point in their dog's life. Professional Dog Trainer Tom Davis goes over his process of teaching a young golden retriever leash pressure!

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[tomdavisofficial]

SOO What did you guys think of this type of training compared to all the behavior stuff I do? Like and comment below if you like it 👇🏻❤️

[maryharper]

It’s super important for us novices just to see something as simple as how the slip goes on and where … there are no unimportant details . Thank you

[Portly_birch]

I love your videos. You’re such a natural in front of the camera. You make dog training look actually doable for the normal dog owner. Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge.

[JamieM]

This man is the only dog trainer I've seen who talks about where the collar should be placed on the neck for training.
All the other "expert dog trainers" I've seen keep the collar low on the neck & teach people to smash that trachea. It's kind of frustrating.
This channel is the best.

[daisybuchanan]

Thanks for showing proper positioning of the lead high behind the ears and under the jaw, not on the throat. This is key.

[ebnorrvarg]

A golden would learn rocket science for treats if they could lol

[emilyseifriz]

Love that you used a slip lead just from petco! so accessible for most owners!

[deltagchemistry]

I have seen so many of these videos I literally say “good boy” like this now during training

[christinefairchild]

Just love everything about the info you give! "push the food back toward him when you reward" This and all the other little things you share make everything click as far as getting how your dog thinks so we can do right by them😍

[sama]

I love the blended approach you use to your training methods you implement it’s the best of both worlds and you really are setting the dog up for success.

[glorial]

You totally rock!!! This is the first video I’ve seen that actually shows how to put on a slip lead correctly. Thank you!!

[amberblyledge]

Fun fact, pressure and release is also how you train horses. It is easily used as a very light negative and a strong positive reenforcement. They kick at you, you make them move their feet. They stop and lick their lips and you take a step back. Never have to touch them unless they are being actively true aggressive, which is very rare.

[bobsmith]

I watch 4 dog trainers on YouTube to get a broad view and range of training techniques, philosophies and strategies...I tend to gravitate toward one or two for certain things (like behavioural training) and the others for things like tricks and tasks. This is the first video of yours that I have seen and if you stick with this (I know you have been doing them for years), your reach is going to expand beyond your wildest dreams. Your explanations and approach are spot on and very easy for ANYBODY to adopt. I just reduced my core trainer group to three...and you are one of them. Thank you and keep up the great work.

[alicialarsen]

Loved how you broke it down into micro steps! This makes so much sense!

[sophiesconergb]

For owners says your dog/puppy is too hyper or too excited try this...
Use the garden, driveway or part on the street same area every time (they will get alot of exercise 1. Because of mental training 2. Walking up and down) When it's the same area it becomes just a normal place for the dog so the excitement slowly calms down. Once they have a hang of things exstend the area, definitely try high value snacks like chicken, beef and liver ect mix it up each time so it's something new.
I'm no professional this was just what I was taught and she got the hang of things luckily our dog is obsessed with food 😆

[StreetDrivenDaily]

This is exactly what I did when my gsd was 4 months old. SHe was all over the path. Pulling, sniffing, barking, . Etc. This video was amazing Tom! Thanks buddy

[yamiraengle]

I think this video was very clear. I love how you use the slip collar verses the prong because I have a slip collar at home. So I can now apply what I saw and practice it in Loki to make our walks more enjoyable. Thank you for taking the time to share this.

[pipticken]

This is fantastic to know, we forked out for an expensive behaviourist a couple of years ago when we were having problems and he told us we had to use a slip lead and just told us he wouldn't pull on it. It didn't work at all and he pulls so hard I worry he's hurting himself, now I can use these tips and hopefully get him walking nicely!

[Cathan]

I’ve tried slips and my dog responds sometimes, but he’s very good at shaking it down his neck as well like the other person commented. Glad she did as I thought it was me not knowing how to use the thing and getting a bit frustrated. I think I’ll try this step backward first from the pressure to see if he improves, but have been thinking about the prong for a while now. Love these basic videos.

[aliciabrillante]

I was using this leash wrong and didn’t even know it. Your technique is so simple and watching the dog walk perfectly was like something out of my dreams lol. This is not how my walks look but now I know what to do to make them better! Thank you SO