Learn more about leash training a dog with the LINKS and RESOURCES below!

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We have a free PDF on our website that explores teaching the walking progression
http://www.simpawticotraining.com/le...

Our “Walking a Dog? 5 Ways to Keep Safe with Situational Awareness” video
   • 5 Ways to Keep Safe on Walks With Sit...  

Our video on How to Use Enforceable Statements
   • Why You Should Use Enforceable Statem...  

Dean & Tyler Leather Dog Leash — this is hands down my favorite leash
https://geni.us/rUCfmf

Leerburg Amish Leather leash — my next favorite
https://geni.us/etxeQu

The EzyDog Vario 6 — Unbelievably versatile and useful multifunction leash
http://geni.us/a55Bj

For a strong puller, while you're working on walking, you can use a fronthook harness. I recommend the Softtouch SenseAtion
http://geni.us/h1tO9

The PetSafe Easy Walk is also a good harness to move around on
http://geni.us/ZSmL4f

Take a look at our Harness video for a quick rundown of harnesses and how to choose
   • Choosing a Dog Harness  Best Ones an...  




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About this video:
In this video Ian Stone from Simpawtico Dog Training shows you why it’s important to choose a consistent side while you’re walking your dog. If you’re just learning how to train your dog to walk on a leash, or you’re an experienced dog walker already, choosing a side to walk consistently makes everything easier. Even heeling becomes a snap once your dog catches on. Here we’ll give you some tips to keep it consistent and fun!

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