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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2025 · 19 MIN

#40 - Loose Lead Waking Secrets: Why Position is Everything!

from The Labrador Podcast - From Tails of Success Labrador Training · host Tails of Success Labrador Training

Does your Labrador drag you down the street, zig-zag across the pavement, or pull towards every distraction? Lead walking struggles are one of the biggest training challenges owners face - often, the easiest way to stop the challenges is by focusing on positioning.In this episode, I’m diving into why WHERE your dog walks on lead makes all the difference. We’ll cover:✔️ Why your dog’s position affects their pulling, focus, and confidence✔️ The common mistakes that make lead walking worse✔️ Practical steps to teach your dog to walk by your side✔️ How to be consistent so your Labrador knows exactly where to beIf you’ve tried every harness, lead, or training tool with no success, this could be the missing piece of the puzzle!🎧 Listen now and start making your dog walks enjoyable again!📲 Want more tips? Check out @tailssuccess on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & YouTube!If you need personalised training, find us at www.tailsofsuccess.com

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