How to Train Your Dog to NOT PULL on the Leash!

Train your dog to stop pulling on leash! Training your dog to walk without pulling can be a challenge, but we're here to help! In this video, watch as Nina, a 6-month-old rescue dog, learns to walk nicely on a leash using gentle and effective techniques. 🐾🚶‍♂️

Discover essential concepts for leash training:
🔹 Simple methods to teach any dog to walk without pulling
🔹 How to train your dog without prong collars, choke chains, or shock collars (aka e collars)
🔹 Create a positive walking experience for you and your furry friend

MESSAGE FROM ZAK: Teaching your dog to walk without pulling can be one the most challenging parts of training a dog! While every dog is different there are some basic concepts that you should know. In this video, Nina the 6 month old LA-SPCA rescue dog, learns how to walk nicely on the leash and I'll demonstrate how simple it is to teach a dog without using a prong collar, choke chain or shock collar. Are you working on this? How is it going?? Tell me in the comments!! (I read them all!)

#WalkWithoutPulling #LeashTraining #DogTraining #RescueDog #NoProngCollar #NoChokeChain #NoShockCollar #positivetraining

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Thank you so much for watching this video! If you have any feedback, requests for future content, or just want to tell us about your dog… We’ll see you in the comments!! 🤗 - Zak and Bree (and Inertia… and Veronica! 🐾)

[themajickgypsy]

If I could have one superpower, it would be this man's patience!

[joethc]

I've used all his videos to train my pup and everyone tells me how well behaved my little guy is. Zak deserves more credit.

[SweetNightmares_]

Frustration is my weakness. I have 0 patience, I just want to enjoy walking with my dog but it always ends up with me being angry (I know its my fault) I get pulled left and right, And i end up ending the walk ten minutes into it becuase it becomes impossible and embarassing. I realize I just jumped into it and had high expectations that he would do it straight away when he is only a puppy and its our first time. Now I know its me who is causing the frustration, these videos are saving my life.

[tacowalrus]

It warms my heart to see how kind and gentle he is with dogs.(:

[sarahcutler]

This is great. I'm a vet/behaviorist. I'm so tired of people yanking and choking their dogs.. Great job Zak.

[brookeleawood]

6:25 “A real life distraction presented itself...” *as a drive by shooting occurs*

[LauraLegends]

Anyone else watching this video with your bad dog too? 😂

[jgirl]

I love this guys attitude of figuring out why dogs do the things they do, and finding a way to work with that!

[Zephlos]

bawahahahha It worked it fucking worked?!?!!
I've had my dog for a year and every time she almost takes my damn arm off, this actually helped. 2 weeks in and she doesn't snatch or pull I am now down to teaching her to stay close, instead of just struggling to keep her on the leash. 
Knowing how she love(d) to pull me and slip free of her leash, this video may very well have saved my dogs life.

Thanks a thousand times over!

[hidansektas]

I literally tried this when we went for a walk he was quickly learning and literally pulled me like twice. Holy shit, never thought it would work so fast

[franksmith]

Zak, As a Master Dog Trainer who had worked at some of the largest training kennels in the country I have found you to be one of the best trainers on the internet. I no longer train not simply because of my age but also because of the progressive nature of many of my diseases and injuries. At the time when I was training 60 dogs a month, the methods I used were considered to be the most human and advanced; however, by today standard that are far less dog tolerant. Thank you for the great videos you offer and training owners which makes forever homes much more likely. A funny story I would like to share, My wife was walking a dog that had been trained to find drugs. One of the neighbors asked my wife why the dog sat every time and "howled" when walking past his house. She said she had no idea, but that the dog had been trained as a drug detection dog and perhaps something around the man's house triggered the response. The same day, the man had a Rented Truck at his home and was moving out. lol Thanks again for the knowledge you share.

[chunk]

"no ma'am"!!! 😂❤️😂❤️ love this.

[kyodemer]

My 88 lbs labrador just drags me across the sidewalk as if I'm a paper kite

[MaggieMouth]

I"m getting a pup in two weeks. I'm sure I'll be looking at your videos OFTEN. You are a great teacher.

[amysaurhuish]

Dude I don’t even know how to thank you. I have been dreading walking my little puppy each day because of his excessive pulling. It has been so stressing for both me and my puppet. It took me not even an hour to teach him to walk properly with your method, I’m completely speechless.
I thank you so much for making the great content you make and for making it free for us to watch, thank you thank you thank you!

[casewhite]

How to train your human to give you treats

[TomasMichaud]

Really helpful video.... great trainer. Showing how you actually work with the dog was brilliant! I really want to help my dog and focus on what he does right, but I get so frustrated when I don't know what to do.

[SarahDanielle]

him: naming large breed dogs that pull
my dog: 7 lbs

[anvardo]

I just want to say that I love your way of training dogs! You make sense to me, and you treat the dogs with respect and love, while you teach them to obey you. So great to see, instead of the dog trainers who insist on using more brutal methods. THANK YOU!

[atibalaroche]

Zak your videos are NOT long it is perfect, people just want to jump into something instead of learning up to what they need to know. I love the way you break down everything down to the T.