First, hold the rope set tightly in your right hand, keeping it appropriately relaxed, and hold the rope around your left waist with your left hand. The rope should hang slightly from the dog's collar and maintain a certain amount of slack. The owner should always pay attention to whether the dog's position is correct and whether the rope is being pulled, otherwise the purpose of dog training will not be achieved.

One of the most common mistakes in dog training is that the owner often tightens the rope in order to keep the dog in the correct position. This way, the dog's neck is under constant pressure from the rope. When it comes to correcting a dog's behavior, pulling on the leash is no longer useful because the dog can no longer tell the difference.

When training a dog or going out for a walk, the dog should be on one side of the owner and facing the same direction. If the dog ignores the owner and just pulls the rope and runs forward, it means that the owner is unattractive and untrustworthy to the dog. In this case, training becomes very necessary.

Here’s how:

First, when the dog pulls the rope and walks desperately in a certain direction, the owner immediately forces it to walk in the opposite direction. You can turn around on the way, or walk back and forth on the same road. In short, the owner leads the dog. Secondly, when the dog is about to pull the rope and run forward, the owner should suddenly pull the rope back and strangle the dog's neck. The owner's strength and timing at this moment are very important. He should suddenly apply pressure on the dog's neck and then relax the rope. It must be noted that if the dog leash is always tightened, the above dog training methods will be invalid.