walking your dog ON and OFF the lead

[@MordorGundogs22]

If you like this episode please can you hit the like button on the video and leave a comment! Greatly appreciated 👍

[@annoymous30]

Another fab video, this came on a great day after 17 months of trying to get my spaniel x to heel and stop pulling me, your encouraging videos taught me to keep trying to get him to do it... today he walked to heel 😮 on our walk yippee 🎉 as Charlie says you get in what you put in, no quick fixes this is real life ...... one happy proud owner... but the training continues 😊 thanks Charlie ❤

[@petemitchell8884]

Can't thank you enough..volunteer for dog charities and everything is a bit of a rush to get them to a status..you show the proper way slow consideration..thanks again..

[@richedwards4651]

Really enjoy your teachings, a good dose of common sense reality always makes me smile 😊

[@lauralbriar]

I absolutely LOVE your coaching to people to STICK TO IT!! I have so many who say exactly that - "oh it doesn't work, I tried it..." after trying something ONCE with their dogs. Consistenc and persistence - that's what trains dogs. Really looking forward to meeting you on our visit to Scotland :)

[@carolwilliams3599]

Another great lesson! Love them all! Thanks!

[@terrykelly5601]

Great video’s I have learned so much from your channel ,our border collie Jess has progressed in her training and at present walking to heel off the lead is my target thank you

[@sofluid]

Might as well get this engrained in the back of my mind for when Rosie boy Rum is 6 months and its time to start lead training. This video was needed in the catalogue for sure. 😎

[@keithross2289]

Brilliant as usual complete sense thank you

[@keithhaynes8079]

Thank you again for the video Charlie.

[@AuntyJack123]

Thanks for the video

[@LauraChamberlain-o2b]

Great video ❤

[@MordorGundogs22]

@@LauraChamberlain-o2b Thank You!

[@MargaretSteel-e5s]

Please would you advise on which lead to use as there is a suggestion that figure of eight leads are a good lead to use on a labrador puppy.

[@geoffmatthias3056]

A great video showing you get out what you put in 👍 how old is fin? It takes time and effort and patience but when it comes together it is awesome 👍👍

[@EdsCanineAcademy]

My dogs the same, he’s raw fed and perfectly healthy. But still loves a chomp on the grass 😂. Will play with his ball and chow on the grass around him. The explanation of eating a ruminant’s stomach content makes sense. They do love tripe when offered.

[@catherinetremerryn]

How old was Flyn ..am hoping over 1. Was ur hand smelling sweetly of dog sweeties? Would love to know how wd you deal with a teenage dog. An inspiring video… I will do better! Thank you.

[@jrm5793]

Totally get the approach and tips. Totally get the one step at a time approach. However can you comment on how the doubled up loose lead concept works with a much small shorter cocker. Also slipping the lead on an off is also much more of a faff with a smaller dog as is walking and tapping the dog when having to hunch over 2 feet to reach her. Advice much appreciated.

[@MordorGundogs]

You are 100% correct More of a faff but same technique used on cockers too. Everything with cockers is hard so why change a habbit of a life time 😂

[@jrm5793]

as you say... why make life easy... get a cocker 😂. Thanks@@MordorGundogs

[@CarnivoreHikerUK]

bang on

[@scottvardy4344]

Hi Charlie, what do you feed your ladbradors on a daily basis ?

[@andycorbett207]

Is it too late to start slip lead training with our two Golden Retrievers that we’ve had for a while - one from a puppy, she is 2.5 years old, and one rescue dog who is about 3 or 4 years old - if we’ve always used harness and “normal” leads attached to harness or collar?

[@Moni-ui5bz]

It's never too late in my opinion. My ACD girl is 3 years now. I started using a slip lead about six month ago and just discovered Mordor Gundogs a week ago. I have been doing his method for loose lead walking for 5 days now and I finally enjoy taking her for walks. I really hated it before because she was pulling so much.

[@Jacky-zj6ol]

It’s the only method that stopped my big lab from pulling at 3 years old. Watched all the Mordor videos about it and made a training plan for myself. Never to late!

[@batmantiss]

Goodness. All of a sudden, I CAN wait to get a gun dog. Wonderful video tank you

[@anetajx8891]

I thought the idea of a slip lead was that they go up higher under the jaw line to have control of head and to prevent dogs neck being damaged

[@MordorGundogs]

Absolutely not

[@pim1234]

Do you sell video lessons ?

[@GrahamJones-t7z]

Are you sure you're in Scotland, it's always sunny. It's not the Scotland I know.

[@MordorGundogs22]

😂

[@Tryagain8015]

My sprocker spaniel pushes the boundaries too much and seems to be on autopilot most of the time

[@c1gar]

When a dog is anxious or is experiencing anxiety it might start to eat grass as a subconscious comfort. The dog needs a break.

[@colingourdie1857]

That's not your field,you had no wright cutting that grass ,