How To STOP Your NEWFOUNDLAND PULLING ON WALKS

[@muffinlamby]

so i’m 9 min into this video & there is still no instruction on how to get one’s puppy to not heel….

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Hey Susan, sorry you didn't find the answers you were looking for in our video. We have a dedicated training channel that has a number of live demonstrations, here's one you might find helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoaUfK1tg7yljcU

[@xcvz506]

My family is thinking about buying a Newfoundland so I’ve been binge watching all of these training tips. Thank u for the future help

[@lesbetts5694]

dont think just do lol they are smart as hell only issue i have is puppy nipping and pulling and they do bark and whine alot when they want something.

[@lesbetts5694]

i have a pull command lol i lay on the floor and let her pull me around on the rope i dont know if its bad but its fun :) hes right though i dont care about sit stay bla bla i just would love to walk with my dog beside me. harness on a newfie sems weird to me i have one but wouldnt that make they pull more since they are working dogs use to pulling carts and what not?

[@activitiesbrookmont2388]

A Newfoundland pulls on walks Because you are walking too slow and the leash is too tight & short. 😎Anna Penrod

[@activitiesbrookmont2388]

It would be a good idea to invest in a longer leash and,a collar that is not a chain link...A chain link collar pulls on the thick,long neck fur of your Newf. (I wish this expert would learn to talk slower and quieter. He gives me a migraine headache)

[@juanaararatmora617]

I want a Newfounland dog and your channel makes me happy

[@fenrirnewfoundlandshow6795]

Thanks, it's always great to hear when people like our content! Hope you get a Newfoundland some time soon!

[@Kendra.ardneK]

What are your thoughts on the gentle leader? It goes over the snout. My mom used to for her Shepherd and seems to work well. Just wondering if it would work for a Newfie too.

[@MaximillianandRubyGrace]

My almost 9 month old walks perfectly in our neighborhood, he loses it when I take him out. It takes him 30 min to calm down. Would you recommend playing with him before taking him out so he’s tired?

[@davidgoodwin1311]

Prong collar. Yeah, Imma nope out right there. I've had Newfoundland dogs for 20 years and frankly, prong collars, regardless of how "properly" they are deployed are nothing short of abuse. I took in a dog on Saturday that pulled me off my feet exactly as you described. It's the following Monday and he now walks to heel. No need for "physical correction" (hitting the dog: call a spade a spade) just patience, instruction, reward and consistency. I'm not convinced you've ever even met a Newfoundland: "All footage or pictures used is my own or legally purchased. . . . . . ."

[@janejohnson7120]

Do you have a newfoundland and if so how many years have you been involved with the breed? Just curious.

[@brandonspencer3840]

I need to subscribe to the boot camp for my Newf. He’s a good boy and learned a ton of neat things from 8 weeks old. However he has become rambunctious and rough on my 4.5 year old twins and is insatiable appetite and constant search of the countertops and end tables in search for food in which he is often successful (Kids). He’s now 9 months old and 135lbs doesn’t pull but doesn’t walk heel either. I’m assuming the boot camp is a good place to start?

[@willathertoncaninetraining]

Hey Brandon, you're right Boot Camp is a great place to start but if you're particularly looking for work on your heel work with you Newf we do offer a 7 day heel course too. Head over to our website to check out all our available courses: www.fenrircanineleaders.co.uk/collections/training

[@tomszorady1883]

What do you think of the "Control Leash" ?