How to STOP Leash PULLING in 8 Minutes- REAL RESULTS!

What's going on guys in this video I'm going to take one of the hardest pulling
dogs and transform him.
Pulling on the leash is normal and natural but would you believe me if I
told you that dogs are actually supposed to be pulling on the leash.
Stop my dog from pulling on the leash and teach your dog to walk nicely on the leash with this dog training video from Tom Davis at the Upstate Canine Academy.
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[@tomdavisofficial]

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[@howardshowered]

Always looking forward to your training tips as I lose sight of training sometimes.

[@tobsterhoughton8399]

I need help I have 2 pitbulls a 7 month old and a 4 year old and can not get them to walk right on leash I weigh 102 lbs they weigh 56 and the other one is close to 57 at 7 months lol

[@toffee321]

Can my dog just watch this and self learn? 😂

[@Hussain.Ali_Vlogs512]

lazziest guy on earth😂

[@SpartanGSD]

In almost every case, the dog isn't the one who needs to be trained

[@benjaminbullock9250]

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[@sagler9874]

A video about how to learn the dog to watch YT will follow 😂

[@caroltangwall1356]

This is awesome. Working with a young, stray GSP that acts like a rodeo bronco on leash🐎

[@oaklandtheservicehusky157]

The chance to learn more from you is amazing, every time. Especially when my roommate puts me down by saying training is a hobby I get paid for, not a real job. You show every day that it is job, and one I want to excel at!

[@tomdavisofficial]

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[@yogalowpz4826]

Amazing facilities, staff and vission!

[@maryjane4432]

@@tomdavisofficial I’m going to try. I have a 5yo German shepherd who influences my 6mo pit mix puppy

[@Missfoxtooyou]

Your roommate does not define what you do. Keep pushing through, and they are an asshat for saying this. 🤨

[@BlackNo1918]

Malamute owner here. Forget what other people say. Be proud of the progress you're making with your dog, I assume it's a husky? That's no easy task. Give yourself some credit. Huskies are no joke. And do not only be proud of your dog, be proud of yourself as a leader and as a human. For our dogs sense these types of things and makes them more confident or insecure respectively.

[@hzmwalt]

Just lost my job, which was a blessing in disguise. As a mother of 4 I started a side business as a pet boutique and bakery. I have always loved working and training with my dogs. Now I get to do it even more! Your videos have been amazing! I recommend anyone I know to follow your channel. Keep up the amazing work!!

[@Nollaig81]

Out of curiosity, have you since made a career out of it? If so, good for you.

[@jasonpollock7628]

Wow. Good for you! You must be a very hard worker.

[@Buttons742]

I never understood why dog trainers kept saying that loose leash walking and heel are the building blocks to stopping reactivity until I started drilling the exercises myself and saw just how much my boy progressed! We can walk past cats without a tantrum now and my mind is blown. Thanks so much for all the amazing content Tom!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Ding ding!

[@annemettetoft3062]

My dog (1,5 years old) can heel. However at break he often goes immediately to the end of the leash and pulls. Any tips on that?

[@kristinhergert6782]

So helpful! As I’m training I have to remind myself that I want my dog to be a the level 3. But reality is you have to work to get there. Small milestones are a victory with my dog and should always be celebrated! Thank you for this reality check for us all who are struggling with training!

[@tomdavisofficial]

That’s right! The end of the video info is 👌🏻

[@xvxv711]

How do I walk two at the same time? One on each side?

[@krishnanrajkumar6347]

I love the way you interact with the dogs during their breaks. It really shows the lovely bonds you build with them. I just aspire for that with my dog!

[@tomdavisofficial]

I juts love dogs

[@krishnanrajkumar6347]

@@tomdavisofficial "And that has made all the difference"

[@lauriestallard8768]

Your videos are so helpful! Our dogs can’t learn without proper instruction from us…we are the key to no bad dogs!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Hope it helps you guys!

[@lauriestallard8768]

@@tomdavisofficial I’ve had many dogs, lots of different breeds. Our GSD is 15 months and is on her way to being a well adjusted happy well behaved dog. We dont assume what worked with our other dogs will work with her, each dog and breed is different, and training has to be tailored to each dog’s personality. Having said that, your videos are the key to understanding OUR dog and her needs and abilities. We have become better owners and it shows in her. Thank you so much for making this content available.

[@z-cat1258]

I think i just learned the most critical piece for my dog walking expectations. It was my "ah ha moment" when i heard Tom say that leash walking is done in three stages. Why didn't i realize that i can't take a sniffy, happy-go-lucky dog out on a walk with very little leash training and expect him to know to walk behind or beside me after a few leash pops and a couple of redirections. I wouldnt expect my child to know how to ride his bike along a bike path without first teaching him bike riding safety. Then practicing A LOT till he's comfortable and confident. Then I'd teach him bike riding etiquette and awareness of others. It all just made sense. I was getting so frustrated with myself wondering what techniques i was doing wrong. It wasnt the technique, it was that we needed to practice without distraction, and progress to where my dog was competent and able to be successful. It feels so good when it finally clicks. Now i have one more mental tool in my tool box to help me stay calm, patient, and to continue to persevere even when my dog seems like he'll never understand what im asking of him. We just have to learn how to best communicate with each other. And all dogs are different, just like all children are different! Communication and patience has always worked best for me!

[@ginatuttle1734]

Just started watching you .. tonight. And now it’s two am and I can’t get enough … my dog just bit my boyfriend for about the third time involving food aggression, also doesnt listen , pulls on leash, barks constantly, jumps up.. basically All of it . So I’ve already learned so much from you. Can’t stop watching and much thanks your amazing. Just what I am needing.

[@johannagutierrez1447]

I commented on one of your videos that I had difficulty taking my GSD out the door. He is now doing great! He’s okay with the stop, stay, let’s go commands. However, he’ll still pull on his leash a tad bit.

[@eisacurran1070]

This was awesome!! Really shows that all it takes is a little bit of time and effort to make the experience with your dog better. I always get comments of “oh he’s so well behaved” or “is he a service dog?” And it’s funny that people think they can’t achieve that with their own dog but they can! Thank you so much Tom and your team for making this world that much better, and bringing people together!

[@buddhathi5489]

You teaching knowledge is off the charts. I love how you get the dogs to respond to you. Keep up the great work

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much! :)

[@brendahenderson4102]

We have taken in a dog that was dumped outside our house a couple months ago and has absolutely 0 manners,but your videos give me such practical tips and hope that we can accomplish such great things with The Dude❤ Thank you!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much!!

[@CaptTragedy]

I've been watching your videos since we got our great dane puppy over a year ago, we still struggle with being good handlers but every video is another great learning tool to help us combat the reactivity and become better owners! No bad dogs! Thanks for all you do!

[@Christine_A_M]

wow, I cannot express how much we would love to win a training session! Our guy came into our care when my dad unexpectantly passed just two days after his birthday in July '21. Within a week of getting home from our 2200 mile journey, he had a seizure. Many many vet visits, medications, insurance, etc and we are just trying to do the best we can for him.. In our minds, that includes training, and since I know he has an affliction for lunging, growling, barking at dogs, small animals, kids and people in general...I know a training refresher would def help. Anyways, love your videos & thank you so much for posting!!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks, Christin e

[@akusalum5762]

My dog was a real puller. Watching your previous videos really made a difference. This is a great review to catch the nuances I missed before. I love testing her heeling skills by alternating between the HEEL and BREAK commands. It helps tremendously with her reactivity. You helped make her a better dog!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Amazing to hear :) thank you 😊

[@kimthomas6639]

I think that the connection and understanding you have with dogs is such an awesome gift.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks, Kim!

[@misty2149]

Excellent video! I am not a trainer, but I do try to help people who struggle while walking with their dog. This video will be one that I will share with those that I help. Thank you!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks so much for watching!!

[@Escandella118]

This is one of the most complete and structured "leash walking" tutorials I have seen (btw my dogs walk nice on a leash). You also mention all the little and yet so important details. Very recommended!!!

[@marcogoyri5267]

This needs to be a TV show. Love. Love. Love.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks, Marco!

[@basket_kace]

As a mobile dog groomer, who goes to a lot of peoples houses, sometimes because their dog is too reactive to take elsewhere - your videos are so helpful! For me, and to send over to the clients that might need a some help. Thank you!

[@hailyelsie3204]

I appreciate you making all these videos! My dog struggles with many of the things you address. I’m hoping he continues to improve with all the tips you give me.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watching, Hailey!

[@maryjohnson3182]

Watching your videos make me see all the mistakes I have made over the years. I;ve learned so much from you. Thanks so much.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watchign!

[@lucylouchelsea]

To say your videos are helpful would be an understatement. From the techniques and equipment you use, to understanding what is causing the dog’s behaviour is a game changer. My 1 year old Norwegian Elkhound was very anxious from the moment we brought him home at 9 weeks and he then turned aggressive with one of my other dogs which is when I discovered your videos. Incorporating the mental training has transformed his personality a ton. The heal is still very much a work in progress when on walks but I now know that there is a light at the end of the tunel!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Hope this helps!!

[@kathyhague1867]

I’m starting to appreciate KZbin videos for training. I tried taking my four month old German Shepherd to class training and she was so distracted by the other dogs she couldn’t learn. And the other dogs were so distracted by her so we gave that up. I really appreciate videos because we’re going to have to start at square one again. Thank you.

[@Artistkellywest]

Love it - the little comment boxes within the video are helpful (explaining different leashes etc). Seeing two dogs working on the same concept is cool too - Dolio rocked group class and breaking down the steps real-time with Harvey is super helpful (loved the explaining the pop back when he crossed the invisible line of your legs). And the heel clip from your course too! Thank you - 8 minutes of my day well spent!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for the feedbck!

[@KARINALLIESAS]

The pressure-release is the fundamental application when starting with a horse too! Great job. What you offer makes so much sense .

[@Midwestcanineeducator]

I learn so much from every video and podcast you put out, you’re my favorite trainer to watch and can not thank you enough for how much you’ve helped me with my two dogs. The way you explain things so clearly is incredibly helpful to us lifestyle dog owners and aspire trainers. I would love a one on one training session with you!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks, Marley!

[@Katseye102]

I know the video is 3 months old….but this is really helpful! I’m 69 and I have a very active Husky and an excitable Australian Shepard, taking them for walks outside of my yard has resulted in pulled muscles and a lot of pain for me unless my husband is with me. I’m going to really try this in my yard….first, then outside the fence. I’m excited this video popped up on my feed!!! Thank you!

[@audenssupersecretaltaccoun9520]

Not sure if I've commented before, but I love your channel! Learning that e collars are not as bad as people make them out to be was a big step in my journey of owning dogs, and I feel so much more comfortable and safe while letting my dog off the leash now that I use one. I am currently training a service dog prospect and also have family dogs. Not only am I learning while watching, but your videos are very entertaining and it's amazing to watch the dogs learn and change!

[@salex4108]

Crazy how far these dogs go in your hands. Our dog meeka misses out on so many walks as she is so big and strong and trying to train her has become very difficult. I am jealous of all the dog owners you have helped. Great job!

[@wisdeel]

We have had multiple trainers and it’s Tom’s videos that have single handedly made us better handlers. Thank you for your consistently great advice, your videos keep me motivated and inspired to be continuously working on obedience and training! #nobaddogs

[@rickmontanaro458]

Lucky you, I am jealous. Check out my situation and thank God. My 16 month old boxer female Sofia is impossible.

[@malloryragsdale4235]

Love these recaps! I suggest your videos to anyone who says they struggle with their dog's behavior. You've helped me overcome so many obstacles with my own dog!

[@norafulop5758]

You’re the only dog trainer that I recommend at my pet hospital! I love your videos, so does my gsd :)) we would love to come and meet you for a session!

[@kristinschofield5523]

Now if I can only get hubby to watch this fantastic explanation and exhibit of timing. I sure appreciated you pointing out little things missing in my own handling. Thank you ever so much.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Hope this helps!

[@rachelmedina4624]

Thanks for the video Tom! Good reminder to transition from level 1 to 2 then 3. We’ve been working so hard inside training obedience and having fun and with the weather changing to spring 🌸 👏 outdoor in the yard is next up! Thanks again!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Hope it helps! :)

[@mendozagabo]

I just started training my dog that I just adopted, and I have been trying to prepare for this moment by watching your videos like a year ago..

[@MrAndyd63]

Great video Tom. Even though I've been to the 3 day class, I still Improve on my training with these videos. I use your techniques on all my dogs. Thank you!

[@SPEEDDEMON170]

Wow - “does your dog actually know what the leash even is!?!” That might be the issue with our 6month Dogo Argentino. Working to build a better relationship with him - appreciate you sharing your knowledge.

[@jamiedicaterino9681]

Awesome job! Simple and straight forward without overcomplicating how to be successful at heel…but definitely applies to all training! Loved this!

[@juliekang1064]

I have a foster who is still learning leash manners and you're videos have been so helpful, but a 1-on-1 sesh would be the cherry on top!

[@danikettunen3796]

All of your videos are always so helpful! I have a 2.5 year old Rhodesian Ridgeback and an 18 week old Bernese Mountain and I don’t know where we would be without your videos! We have a long way to go but we are on our way!

[@tomdavisofficial]

Hope it helps!

[@HSIves1]

Your content is helping me so much … just adopted a 6 month cane Corso that has been thru 5 fosters from her rescue. She is so sweet and soooo strong. Learning the basics at 6 months and weighing in at 80 pounds. It’s a wild ride. 😂. I have been binge watching your channel ❤

[@32jillian]

Well said. Still trying to master the heel in the outside world. But my boy has a brain like a squirrel! It can be frustrating especially when he does so well with no distractions. Not giving up tho. Thank you for your awesome videos

[@tomdavisofficial]

JUst have to take your time! You will get there!

[@janettagibson177]

I loved this video. Our dog is 120lbs and we are still working on him and learning to walk with him. Loved the advice on the pinch collar. He's only 1 and we've had him for 2 months. He is a lot to handle and still struggling with him. We are always watching your videos to learn as much as we can. Thank you for sharing your gift. ❤❤

[@RenoCosima]

Because of Tom I finally became brave enough to go professional and turn my dream into reality (Thank you Tom) I am now focused on quitting my vanilla job and going full-time! Being all by myself with nobody to help or fall back on its terrifying but I will not give up and cannot wait!! Working 7 days a week will be worth it

[@tomdavisofficial]

Heck ya! We are doing a dog trainers level up course you benefit from!

[@joliegirl296]

This will be super helpful with my shepherd ! Thank you! Love your videos! 😊

[@tomdavisofficial]

Wohoo!

[@denisebass9999]

Good video and information, we struggle with walking Piper when others are walking their dogs. She is not aggressive just overly excited.

[@jessb.5185]

I have a year old female malinois that I would love to have you train!

[@sandiarms4719]

You make it look so easy. I’m going to try it instead of continuing to look for a trainer

[@anapcuevas28]

You’re work is amazing! Thank you for all you teach us, Tom!

[@JoseFerrellMC]

Good material, gotta work on this with my pup to get him to pull less 😫

[@Chihweenie]

Another awesome lesson, thank you Tom! 😊

[@staceduncan133]

Thanks for all you do to educate people. Especially on the E collar. My boy loves our morning runs even more now because he can be off leash.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Thanks for watching!

[@aprilesparza6640]

Loved the reminder that it's not realistic to keep your dog on a heel throughout your whole walk! Dogs need time to just be dogs!!

[@devauriyon9045]

Trying to recorrect my mistakes with my dog and new puppy and you are helping me with that.. especially leash pulling

[@moonmoon7319]

The one thing I haven’t found any trainer ever cover is how else a dog should walk on leash when not in heel. How you do teach a dog to walk on leash without pulling when they aren’t in the heel position? The most common problem I run across is the dog starts off okay on a loose leash but they slowly start pulling more and more when they figure out they don’t have to be in the heel position until you have a tight leash. I correct them but they aren’t in the heel position so pretty soon they will go back to pulling again. So how do you train a dog to not have any tension on the leash when not in heel and not as engaged with you as normal? If I’m going on a nature walk how do I get my dog to understand they don’t have to be beside me but they shouldn’t be pulling either. I saw a little bit of it with your English Bulldog video but not enough to truly understand how to teach this.

[@ecuadorstreetdogrehab]

Beckman Dog Training has good loose leash without a heel videos.

[@arlenepetek6133]

This interests me too.

[@tomdavisofficial]

You can simply add a second command just for loose leash walking without a structured heel. The reason no one makes content on it likely is because most people just want a nice loose leash which is exactly what the heel can do.

[@jennifermagi4944]

I learned alot from this video. My dog is constantly "walking" me. Definitely going to try these suggestions! Thanks for the tips!

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[@GearzillaGuitars]

I have recently rescued a Dalmatian cross teen she is reaching 9 months old and has lots of bad habits I have recently discovered your videos and am looking forward to trying to get a better behaved dog as my partner is getting more and more frustrated and is now wanting to rehome her. I love this new dog and will keep trying to improve her as I can't imagine my home without her

[@ruthmora7031]

You are amazing!! I love my dog with every fiber of my being but cannot control her. She is an American Rottie, 11 months old, 90 lbs. I weigh 115. So hard to handle. She is a true sweetheart. I am starting to apply some of your techniques! Wish me luck!!

[@Acey720]

I adopted a Pit/Shepherd last year to train as my next detection/search & recovery K9. I'm also hoping to get involved with competition obedience and other dog sports with him. He is insanely high drive (which is what I needed/wanted) but, I'm dealing with issues that I never experienced with my other SAR dogs and that are beyond my wheelhouse. I stumbled upon your channel several months back, while in the middle of our second time through a basic obedience class... after paying $180 to a HORRIFIC obedience "instructor", I came to realize that your videos have been more beneficial than anything we learned during our 14 weeks of hell. Aside from learning how not to train a dog, the only thing gained from the group class was a few friends, whom were also extremely dissatisfied with the instructor. I was able to share the link to your channel with them and they have found your videos incredibly beneficial. Thank you for all that you do to help dogs and their owners. Your positivity, patience, and knowledge are valued and appreciated more than you can possibly imagine.

[@JuiceWa2]

Watched this at the perfect time! Was starting to get frustrated with our dog, just felt like we were getting nowhere or maybe i just didnt know what to do! Love learning from your videos !

[@marysheffield190]

Glad I caught this video. I’ve an eight month old Pomeranian who is a puller. I have both her and my older Pom on a coupler who never needed to be taught. So I’m going to start taking your first two steps out into my parking lot to start the training. Her attention span is everywhere and not on my commands.

[@rhegafd]

also, I was having a massive problem with my dog literally not responding to "no" at all...and I do mean at all. He literally will not respond to NO for any reason. I heard you saying "eh eh" tried it and boy oh boy has it been a total change. "eh eh" means no, and he responds 100% of the time. Its fantastic. Thanks Tom!!!

[@brittneyhibdon3896]

Thank you so much for all of your videos and hard work that you and your team do. My pup for all my knowledge and the whole of KZbin, can’t seem to help him ease up on anxiety. I’ve done kennel training, not greeting him or anything when coming home or leaving and rewarding him where appropriate. He just can’t stand it when I or my partner leave. He's not destructive. But as he is going on three now... It's just not healthy for him. He gets exercise via walks,hikes and chasing a laser pen. Eventually I will figure out how to help him with this, but your videos have contributed so much to helping me understand how to be a better human to my pet. Thank you.

[@emmagroninger9780]

I wish I would have found this channel when I got my puppy months ago. This has been very helpful to tune up my pup!

[@manishadhillon7207]

I have been following your videos from a very long time. The method you use and just the simple understanding of what the dog actually feels and thinks makes a big difference in understanding and training them correctly. I have a fearful dog that I have been training using your method. He gained a little confidence but still long way to go.

[@carolmarshall2562]

So happy to find and watch this video. I have a Frenchie who pulls on the leash, and he is very strong to control.

[@maryb6269]

I have a 6 month old puppy and his mama. She is always in protection mode because of her puppy. Pulls on leash, ready to attack any other dog. Good with people though. She just doesn’t like other dogs. My puppy is great on the leash and very friendly. I like your style!

[@gracefreed7900]

Please pick me! Of all the KZbin trainers out there YOU have the most easy to follow instructions. Best video on leash training right here. Will try on my one yr old terrier... she's such a hunter and will chase everything that moves. Thank you for this!

[@Trana678]

I am learning so much from your videos, thank you! I have a 5 month old GSD and he has really come a long way with your methods.

[@kpaca831]

Thank you so much for the information!! I started caring for a pyrenees mix when a young man no longer had a place to live with him. I quickly learnt why no one in his family would take him in and been working on leash training, resource guarding and general socialization. I have never dealt with a dog who has so much anxiety and outburst. I can tell wearr slowly building trust as we continue daily practices

[@valerierandall3640]

Appreciate your real-life , easy to understand video! I need to put this one into practice with our GSP. We have trouble with consistency between my husband and my way of training but we are working on it

[@alans505]

I have 2 dogs now, one that I was my mothers that just passed away a month ago. I couldn't give her up. I have pulling issues with my dog and always tugging back. I will try these exercises and hopefully it will be a success. I always go walking with both dogs at the same time. I feel guilty taking one out and not the other. Wish me success. Hopefully I can receive your training in the future.

[@kristinschofield5523]

Thank you. Heeling nicely is our biggest problem. Cannot seem to get it done properly. Breaks are just pulling to end of leash. In house good, on porch good. Muddy and snowy fields are all we have presently. Transitioning is lacking finesse.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Hope this helps!!

[@kristinschofield5523]

Thank you, will try and apply this timing and more directional changes, even on porch and maybe if can find dry spot in back yard. Now to get husband on board....... great video, thank you.

[@laurak0110]

I'm going to pick up my puppy of 4 months next week. I'm sooo happy, I've watched your videos for years now. I've helped train some dogs. And now I finally get to have my own. All your knowledge and inspiration have helped me really be aware of how to handle dogs. So thank you so much Tom. This video helped me again. I'm also thinking of joining the no bad dog club, but first things first. The puppyyy 🥰

[@lyudmylamiller213]

I adopted 3 years old cane corso last year. He improved significantly with leash walking but still pulls little bit when he sees other dogs. This video will help me to correct some mistakes I make when I walk him. Thank you.

[@bethhayman3056]

Thank you for breaking it down into smaller steps... our dogs run free for most of the time, inside and out. I never thought to walk them on a leash inside my house and then take them out into the yard for step two. I would get frustrated when they would pull after we left the doorstep, even though i had them sit and wait for me to start out.

[@gardenzera]

i went from not believing in my ability to train my dog to being excited to train and progress in any way with her and myself. you're awesome, thanks for this structured and concise video tom. much love!

[@rrdallasangel]

I have learned so much watching your videos. The only problem I really have left with my great dane is her reactivity towards dogs. It's not always but it always surprises me.

[@terrygardner7899]

I am going to try this method. Thank you.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Welcome!

[@michellelauer3523]

I'm excited to try this with my daughter's unruly lab! Thank you for the very specific directions

[@markzoller5886]

This video is great and the content is presented with "normal dogs" that really need the training, not just showing the instruction on a dog that is already trained. I have watched several of Tom's videos and just ordered a Herm Sprenger prong/pinch collar for our 17 lb. mini-AussieDoodle that is having control issues whining/barking/pulling (not aggressively) when seeing other dogs while walking or at our classes. Tom, if we can correct this problem and keep her from finding/chewing things around the house, she will be perfect. Hopefully your lessons will lead us to a very happy dog and very happy owners. Thanks.

[@Coops_life]

Learning so much by watching your videos and being part of the No Bad Dogs Army! Trying to make my crazy lab pup more obedient…it’s a work in progress!

[@neutrino09]

I would truly treasure a class with upstate canine!! My boy Blaze is 11 months now. Training to be my service dog. He is very patient and waits at the door and for food but he is having trouble with impulse control to dogs and people. I’ve struggled to find good dogs and people with whom to get practice. I guess that’s why he is best outside of those situations. In a mall he is amazing. Calm, quiet, rests when asked and ignores food on the table in the food court. He is learning well…. I just haven’t done enoug yet.

[@jakecunningham8837]

I check this channel every day I love it so much! So helpful and changing lives, thanks Tom!

[@jennaburesh5876]

I’ve seen great success with my GSD mix using these techniques. Can’t wait to start introducing rear end awareness to him.

[@denisetoften203]

Stopping the least rolling is definitely something that I struggle with. A lot of this is matter of putting things in practice. Thank you

[@karastewart2096]

My mom just showed me your videos. I’m going to try my very best to get my good girl “to walk pretty” wish me luck! 😊 thank you for your videos!

[@PSYDUCK718]

your videos are so helpful! Watching your videos has not only helped my dog but teach myself along the way. Keep up the great work.

[@Meat4389]

Extremely useful. I was trying to keep my pup in the heel the whole time. Thank you for the insight!

[@OnMyMemoryCard]

I love the tip of narrowing the space with the puppy & using/releasing leash pressure.

[@melissaboone514]

Legit my favourite dog trainer & only dog trainer I watch. I've never made comment before & I had to because I've been beyond thankful for everything myself & my dog have been able to learn from these videos 😊❤

[@JaredEmen]

super helpful, would LOVE to learn more tips and tricks for my skinny pitty

[@smullis7]

Love this video. I’m having a hard time getting my big rescue to walk on a loose lead. I have been trying to teach this in a level 3 environment…gotta clear some space in the basement and start again!

[@tomdavisofficial]

ThNks for watching 🎉🎉

[@chaseslater2768]

Love this! We’ve mastered level 1 and 2 but my puppy is struggling with level 3. He’s the stereotypical golden retriever and is overly excited to see people and dogs. Just making sure we slowly build neutrality around people and dogs.

[@tomdavisofficial]

Yes! Take your time

[@Lynn-gh9fb]

Your videos are helping me so much with my reactive Akita. I'm looking forward to the next video