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Dog Leash Training Example
Dog Leash Training: Getting Attention
Dog Leash Training: Turning
Dog Leash Training: Formal Heel Position
Dog Leash Training: Beginning Heel Movement
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Dog Leash Training: Right Turn Exercise
Dog Leash Training: Serpentine & Figure 8 Turns
Summary: For dog leash training, a beginning heel movement keeps your dog at your side as you move. Learn how to train your dog to do a beginning heel movement with tips from a dog trainer in this free dog care video.
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"Once the dog is clear that heel means sit and look up at you in this position, you're going to encourage your dog to move with you, staying in that position. Think of it as a little dot under their front feet, which is where their front feet always need to be. It moves with you, it stops with you. So as I step forward, I'll just take one step. Heel. Good. And as the dog sits, gets a reward, good. Again, heel. Good. Good. Heel. And I am keeping a treat or a toy where its almost teasing them so that they keep their nose pointed toward my face and learn to do this with their head in that position."
eHow Article: Dog Leash Training: Beginning Heel Movement
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