This is another cool Dogmantics Dog Training Tip on how to teach your dog to walk next to you on a loose leash. If you are consistent with this behavior, you can actually make pressure on the leash a CUE for the dog to back up and they learn to walk on a loose leash as a default. =—- Teaching a dog to back up into the heel position on walks is helpful for many reasons. 1- If you have more than one dog on a walk sometimes it can be hard to turn around and go the other way if both dogs are …
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Thanks for the great tips! I followed one of your other loose leash walking videos, and it worked great. I noticed my dog already starting to automatically back up if the leash started to tighten. When he gets himself back in proper position now, he touches my knee with his nose. I hadn’t thought about putting it on a que.
thanks! I am going to try this with my dogs.
Thanks for another great video! The only way I could get Berri to back up was to shape it, he simply wouldn’t move back with a lure. Now that he knows the general movement I can try luring him to get him to back up while at heel (as opposed to directly in front of me only). What a great application though.
very cool!
thanks for sharing this. It gave me some ideas to try with my dog.
Mary
another great video Emily. I hope to see you soon in Madrid! Happy New Year!
Shaking my head in amazement. Another tremendous video!
Great training aid will start working on this one this weekend. I must say YOU ARE ONE OF MY FAV trainers online. Your vdeos are so clear and well stated. Thank you for all the tips.
Thanks …. I am going to have to try it.
Great idea – never thought of backing up towards – have always used away! Thanks – will be training that one!
Wow, this is fantastic! : )
Thanks for sharing! : )
A very informative and simple video! : )
5*s!
Emily Thank you!
These always seem to appear at just the right time.
wow I can’t wait to try this with my pup, we just got ‘go forward’ on the leash down ( she was a little unsure what to do, but we’re getting there) now I have to teach her this so she’s not pulling when she decides that going forward is awesome. LOL
Awesome! This is great not only for walking…but I’ve been having trouble with backing up in obedience heel, this helps! Thanks Emily!
Fantastic video and fantastic idea. When Desperado loses focus and starts to walk out front I stop until he resets himself at my side. Before he would have to do a finish to my right of left, but I think now I’ll teach him to back up since that will take less room in a cramped space.
What a great help! Today I start this training with my dogs. Thank you. 5 *
ooo, need to try. At the moment Mi either sits when I stop moving forward, or does a little spin back into heel position.
Kiko is such a beautiful pup! I did get my rescue Chihuahua 1/31/09. About all she wants to do is sleep. That’s OK with my migraines. We just lie around together. She is so so sweet!
I like it! simple and effective. Thanks you Kikopup, you have helped a lot in the past and future.
Good video
Splash is beautiful.. I’m expecing a border collie puppy this summer to teach canine freestyle and more, I wanted to adopt a grey one but they’re not here in iceland.. what a shame..
I’m going to adopt a brown one instead
thank you a lot about your videos,you are an amazing trainer
I never would of thought of this!! Great to know this tip!
5*s
Genius!!!!!
You are awesome! What if your dog is really “independent” like a terrier and listens only when he wants to.
Nice Secret! Love it! Bandit knows this well! HEHE!