First think about which side you are used to letting your dog walk on. It is recommended that your dog walk on the right side. Because the road is on the right side, it is safer to walk on the right side. Of course, if the place where you walk your dog is safer, you can choose the side you are comfortable with. The training method is: the dog may want to rush forward because it sees other dogs. At this time, tighten the leash immediately and the dog will stop.

When the dog stops, the dog owner also stops, calls its name to attract its attention, gives it a sniff of the snack in its hand, and then starts to walk forward slowly.

If the dog exceeds your pace again or runs around, you need to let the dog sit down first. After the dog stabilizes, ask the dog owner to pat the sides of his feet, and then let the dog sit down. Dogs follow their owners.

When the dog naturally walks next to the owner's feet, you can try to let go of the front leash and walk together. Remember to encourage it, pat it and talk to it.