Walking On A Leash UPDATED PICTURES

[Suki Wingy]

I have little time on the computer so I scanned through this and I'm printing it to read the rest. My dog WILL NOT heal. Tried just about everything, with ample time in between so he doesn't get confused. I can't get him to heal without being super submissive, and I don't want that. I feel so disconnected with him on the leash, I can't see his face or body language, really. I bought a halti and went through the conditioning to slowly get him used to it and he still would stop at every street corner and try to pull it off.

[Jakesmom]

My Sophie (english cocker) is a terror on the leash, especially if we are in a new or exciting place (hike, beach, etc)--terrible puller. She's only 28 pounds, but when she gets going she can be a real struggle to deal with. I have tried the "don't move forward if pulling" routine with minimal success and alot of effort. I just got a gentle leader head collar, and I have to say, I think its a miracle. She doesn't really like it on her just yet, and we've only taken a couple short walks, but the increase in control is truly amazing.

Jakes mom