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**jeepgrandch** · 09-03-2012, 10:43 PM

You may have a luck with a Gentle Leader head collar or a Gentle leader harness, the harness has a leash ring in the front, instead of on the back. These may be ways of getting the pulling to stop. Also, I agree with the exercising before the walk. If you let the dog work hard, like with a flirt pole, or maybe chasing a ball for 15-20 minutes before the walk, they may be more tired out and less inclined to pull. Typically if I'm taking one of my dogs for a walk, I either bike 'em a couple miles first, or let them at the springpole or play flirt pole with them for a while, then we walk.

09-03-2012, 10:43 PM	#5
jeepgrandch Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 382 Senior Member	You may have a luck with a Gentle Leader head collar or a Gentle leader harness, the harness has a leash ring in the front, instead of on the back. These may be ways of getting the pulling to stop. Also, I agree with the exercising before the walk. If you let the dog work hard, like with a flirt pole, or maybe chasing a ball for 15-20 minutes before the walk, they may be more tired out and less inclined to pull. Typically if I'm taking one of my dogs for a walk, I either bike 'em a couple miles first, or let them at the springpole or play flirt pole with them for a while, then we walk.
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