How do I teach my dog to stop pulling?

How do I teach my dog to stop pulling?
If your dog is walking nicely on a leash, it means that your dog is paying more attention to you. It is easy for you to take him in the right direction along your walk.

A leash puller has a risk of breaking away from your grip. It can be dangerous for your dog if he continues to run and could be dangerous for yourself if you end up face on the sidewalk.

Leash put in a proper manner minimize the risk that you will be pulled over in a moment. And will make your walk more comfortable rather than involving yourself in the tug of war.

Teaching your dog to walk nicely on a leash allows you to take him to more places and for a longer walk. It's more comfortable and enjoyable for both of you.

For Better Walking Behavior, it is better to change your attitude. Teach your dog to stop pulling and walk nicely beside you.

One of the easiest and most effective ways to start teaching a dog to walk on a dog leash is to reward the dog for paying attention to you and for also being next to you or close to you when you are out for a walk.

Try to use special treats in the beginning, like small pieces of boiled chicken or dog treats, to get your dog's attention.

Follow me
Hold on to your leash and step back a few steps away from your dog. The backward movement is inviting your dog to turn back, so he will turn back and follow you.

Then back away several steps in another direction. Let him follow you, as your dog approaches you to reward them with a treat.

Practice on your regular walks. Once you've started your walk with your dog looking up to you or walking next to you, instantly reward with the treat.