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i train my dog to walk on the weekends and when he looks at a dog he runs after and he doesnt take on the treat when he looks at a dog. Please respond

I would like to see this technique with a dog that has problems walking well. My dog is nightmare and all the videos I see are with dogs that have been trained already, so they don’t do a lot for me and my situation.

Exactly! The dog was calm, laying next to him on the ground! Our pugs book down the drive way as fast as they can and pull so hard on their leashes. I know exactly what you mean.
~pepper

You have to let him know that you are in charge and snap his attention back to you. Try watching Cesar Millan, he’s amazing with dogs. I just finished reading one of his books and it helped me a lot!
~pepper

He isn’t the best dog trainer he doesn’t give enough detail and emotion and how the dog feels

He’s not a very good instructor

i trained my dog to walk today, id just give the leash a little tug then if tht didnt work i’d stop and if he went infront id say somthing like hey and id make him stop also when you stop with the dog tell them to sit so they dont go off anywhere …

is that top thrill dragster in the background or something?

^^ exactly