Stop leash pulling fast. No ecollar, no prong, no treats

Learn my one of a king method to fix leash pulling and loose leash walking

[colleenwindsor]

I’m so impressed! That’s our Cooper and it’s awesome to see him doing so well. As owners we have new tools to help keep control. And yes, that puppy pulled me to the ground in an attempt to get to another dog. That was before…not now!! And it’s only Day1! Thank u

[vanessamercz]

After watching this video twice, i tried your method step by step. I have a 2 year old female Cane Corso who i never walk outside because she is so strong and a very heavy puller. I tried your method step by step from my living room, to the door then to my deck then to the gate and then outside . I did the corrections the way you did. After 15 minutes, i had the best day walking my Cane Corso for another 40 minutes with very minimal pulling for the very fist time in 2 yrs that i have her without treats, no ecollars, but only regular collar and leash.. Thank you so much for your videos. It helped me a lot. More power to you and God bless you always.❤

[PP-edcf]

I've said this a week ago when I first tried and I will tell you again - my relationship with my dog has changed COMPLETELY. No one ever showed this method. He is a perfect dog except for being a huge pain to walk as he pulls to himself, while I pull against him. each walk ends with utter frustration on my part and confusion on his - along with pain in my limbs and small back/hip area as I try to overcorrect for the insane pulling (10 month old chunky husky). This method has changed it all in a matter of minutes. He now walks next to me, checks where I am, stops when I stop - it is almost unbelievable how quickly this method turned him from a pain to absolute pleasure to walk.

[drewd]

I would love to see pre-training videos with the owner, and even post-training videos with the owner. I think they could be a great addition to your channel.

[lakeeshatoles]

It worked! I didn’t want to use a prong collar, and you showed me that I didn’t have to! Best walk I’ve ever had with my dog and he’s one. Thank you!

[AmazingJ]

Your videos are really helping me with my two dogs! I have a stubborn Staffie and Mixed breed rescue dog. I have been using your ‘stop and pop’ technique last few days and oh my god they are different dogs! My main challenge is getting them less reactive crossing other dogs on the street. I live in the UK and we don’t have huge roads like you do 😃 so we cross on paths with very close proximity. But you’re truly a great help thanks!

[Froggy]

After about six months of struggling to get my 2 year old catahoula to stop pulling, this technique worked in literally just two days.
I was skeptical at first, because he is a very high energy dog, and doesn’t ever pay attention to me when we’re outside. I nearly cried when we went on our second walk and he was absolutely perfect. 6 months of being dragged along, not listened to, and having to apologize to people because he pushed through them, resolved in just two sessions.
It may seem “mean” or “cruel” to other people, but having this work for a dog that hasn’t responded to anything else- is absolutely amazing

[brettrodela]

Yo Man - I just walked my one year and one month old puller German Shepherd this morning utilizing the techniques demonstrated in this video and it was mostly a great loose leash walk! Totally value your approach and background and looking forward to learning more. Thank you!

[billosgood]

I was frustrated walking our two year old English lab. He pulled me around the neighborhood and did what ever he wanted. Barked at other dogs. Lunged at kids on a scooter. After watching your video I changed to your method. In stead of walking him on a tight leash, I changed to a loose leash with his normal collar with corrections. I was actually astonished how quickly it worked. The corrections quickly become infrequent. Thank you!!!

[ishouldbesleeping]

This is AMAZING. I’m almost in tears. You were right when you opened the video by saying, “ I’m going to change his life today.” then you DID. I feel so encouraged.

[merlelavie]

I love how I did exactly this with my dog without ever knowing this technique. But I knew from horse training that "who moves who" is essential.. great stuff ♡

[mommysocialscientist]

My dog always pulls and tries to run and chase. I just couldn’t deal with her pulling with two babies in a stroller, she almost tipped the stroller once! So I stopped taking her with us. Watched your video and tried your method from my door to my drive way then up and down the sidewalk. Then we went on a 30 minute walk WITH my baby in the stroller and my toddler walking around her and it was the best walk I’ve ever had with the dog. Crazy, 40 minutes and it’s like a night and day difference. No treats, no tug of war, no fancy collars. THANK YOU!

[garybristow]

Well I just took my 7 month old dog out for a walk using the techniques you showed in the video and the transformation was instant. Great videos. Thanks

[joannesmith]

This technique works awesomely! I have a 6-year old standard poodle who is very powerful and has a tendency to pull. I use an “easy walk” harness when I walk him which offers more control than just a collar, but this technique is the best! Thanks for sharing it, Beckman! My walks with Sam are so much more enjoyable now!

[hellosunshine]

Thank you for the time you take and how your no nonsense ! I had a very good friend that trained . She judged dog shows and worked with the police and just did everything and did it well ! Just like this . She just did it ! I learned so much from her ! She passed away a few years ago . There’s many times I wish I could pick the phone up for guidance and friendship!!
You are my go to for my new pup . This one is not as easy as the rest !
Thank you so much !

[atinemassare]

This was awesome! The first real help I got with my leash-pulling-dog. I did this only today with him and he already has changed for the better. I'll be consistent and more aware of my own behavior towards him - thanks to your video!

[colorcreatecamera]

So great and thank you! Our 1 yr lab is a puller and a wanderer. This method worked great until he saw a woodchuck....he's 100 lbs, I'm 120...needless to say I almost ended up in the weeds with him. I'm determined to win!😂 your videos are awesome, I've learned so much!

[sperrowhawk]

This lesson can cinch a dog's ability to secure a forever home, no doubt about it. I was at the end of my own tether with my rescue, and now we can begin again. Huge thanks!

[pauld]

Thank you so much. Recently I've been walking my new best friend. My neighbours Rhodesian Ridgeback. Today, literally after the first 15 minutes of applying your loose leash training methods I began to see changes in her behaviour. By the end of our 1 hour walk she no longer pulls constantly on the lead. She will now walk by my side on a loose leash and already responds to a very slight tug and verbal correction if she pulls to hard..
I cannot belive how quickly she has changed. Thanks for helping to train both me and her.
Paul (from down under/Australia)

[MB-lfrm]

Two more of your good and useful methods, thank you so much. I think that 'stepping into the dog' with that right leg will help us a lot; as will changing the collar now an then -- mix things up a bit which should help to keep my 13-month Lab-Shep aware of the fact, and attentive to the fact, that she is on a leash.