Medium and large dogs have greater strength, and when they go wild, their owners simply cannot hold them. Many owners of medium and large dogs feel like they are being pulled by their dogs every time they go for a walk, which is very dangerous. How should we avoid being pulled by our dogs? Here are some tips from the editor.

1) This is a common sight. If it’s a medium or large dog, due to its great strength, it can sometimes develop into an unexpected major accident.

2) We can use treats or toys that the dog likes to lure it to the place the owner wants to go.

3) If the dog can walk together with the owner, don’t forget to give rewards or play with it. Train the dog with a balance of firmness and relaxation.

4) If the dog walks ahead on its own, then quickly turn a "U" shaped circle to guide the dog to face the owner. Repeat this action several times.

Many owners of medium and large dogs want to correct this pulling behavior. Owners think that as long as they tighten the leash, there will basically be no problem. But in fact, the dog’s strength is very great, so do not rely on force to control the dog. As introduced in point 4 below, if the dog wants to walk forward, turn it quickly in a circle to confuse and train it.

Sometimes, we can try using tools to correct bad dog behaviors. However, improper use can increase the dog’s stress and cause joint wear. Therefore, please do not use these tools arbitrarily, but carefully listen to expert advice.