How To STOP Your Dog Pulling AND Being Reactive To Dogs

Dog that pull on leash and are reactive can be a nightmare to live with but training your dog to stop pulling and stop being reactive can be a simple fix with the right training.

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[wolfesound]

In addition to my previous comment, when the key solution is in our own energy and confidence, while you live in a country that has stress level that breaks the charts, how do we navigate tough streets, remain calm, and stop worrying about dangers when the worrying is for good reason? The dogs respond to you and to my trainer here for example because there is no added emotional entanglement with the dog. I wish I lived in a calm place with parks for dogs to run in. Thank you for your videos. It helped a lot while training my dogs to stop pulling, unless there is a stray cat.

[TomsWhip]

Great video once again, thanks so much Will. Gonna be using your methods on my new puppy very soon. I think the thumbnails let them down a bit, and kind of cheapen them. They look deceptively click-baitey and does not accurately represent the quality within. Just my 2 cents ofc. Have a great day

[silverfiste]

that reactive dog is about 10% of the reactivity of my dog (a Belgian Tervuren), pure aggressive reactivity as well, rescue dog about 2 yrs old, lived in a car with another dog before she was surrendered, not only reactive on other dogs, but any animal, not reactive to any person that I have introduced her to. Her pulling calms down after about two minutes on a walk, but if another dog appears in her line of site she goes berserk no matter the distance.

[vynze]

Hello there! Any advice on how to deal with a rescue from a shelter which is extremely fearful of everything? We've made great progress in one Month already but I'd love to hear if there's more information coming or already on your channel (As I did not find anything in this regard)! Thank you for your work!

[VanceAnce]

nice work wow, sleap lead combined with experience looks awesome here

i know i am lazy, do you have a explicit video just what to avoid with slip leads, what to look for (maybe or little dogs)

have seen many of your videos showing great that you try them yourself to know the level of pull - still any "be careful" videos to watch ?

[joshuaearp]

Really wish you were closer to the U.S. I have a Red Heeler that gives me fits trying to walk her.

[pzvdzrj]

LOVE this video! For slip lead, what should I do if my puppy keep jumping to bit the leash and tug it?

[TimCheks]

You ever come to Australia @Will #Will ??

[radekmamcarz]

I'm doing this method on my 5 month old Caucasian shepherd. It does not work as on this video but small and slow progress appears. I'll wil maintain this till I succeed

[AndriAlet]

Love your videos Will and thank you, have found many of them very very helpful.
I have three dogs and individually they are all pretty good on a lead but all three together can be a nightmare. Do you have any training tools on how to get them to walk well together?

[tompatchak]

Dude!!! I can’t believe that!!
I sent this to my friends that have dogs that over do it.
My moms dog is like this. Like bad.
Can’t even open the window shades cuz she barks At everything!!!

[wolfesound]

In Egypt, most dogs are completely misbehaved, and it is a reflection of the chaos we live in. I have a rescue and deeply psychologically scarred 8 year old cocker spaniel, and his son mixed with a Dalmatian mother. They each respond well to training, yet they started fighting, and the son hurt his dad twice. Now I separated them, but it is heartbreaking knowing how tough it is to undo years of abuse. I worked to make him feel safe which transformed him, but when the dog fights started, it set him back. Trainers here are mostly following archaic methods that actually make the dog more fearful than well-behaved and confident. Is there any hope to get them back to being friends, or will I remain stuck in this forever? I don't trust rehoming here for either of them... :(

[beckgrooveside]

Just watched it....great content as ever

[AntiquarterfoxX]

I heard that using a slip lead just behind the ears only works well, because it triggers the survival instinct of the dog, that‘s why he „surrenders“ that fast. However, I don‘t know if it‘s true or not. When I watch your videos, the dog does not Look unhappy with the slip lead on. Anyone with more Information about this? :)

[judet]

I'd love to join the webinar but will be on a flight at the time. Will this be available in a download in the future?

[jjj]

Will we enjoy your video, they are very informative, but I cannot find the download of the training video. We have staffs

[JamskinGaming]

Great video something I’m trying to work on with my Cane Corso who’s very jumpy and pounces towards other dogs not in a malicious way just he wants to play. However that behaviour isn’t acceptable I don’t know how the other dog will react and he can do it when the dogs the other side of the road with on coming traffic. Will do you have any placement guides and create training guides as my dog won’t stay in a place I want when I go to answer the door or anything.

[ashlambley]

My dog is 13months old every time she sees another dog she wants to play all the time and gets excited. Should I still challenge her or will it create negative reinforcement towards other dogs

[marcusmohlin]

Question, when doing a training session like this, should the dog be hungry? In the sense that it should not have been fed before

[Sunny-lzhh]

Hi will I am from germany and sadly slipleashes are practically banned here... How would you adjust your training methodes? Really interested in yout answet😊