Quote (h4bs @ May 19 2015 02:55pm)
if you have a long hallway where you live you can practice indoor to have the dog stay next to you. Practice stopping and starting again for a while. When you stop put your hand in front and move is downwards when you say stop, or halt so the dog can see also. give cookies
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She's perfectly fine indoors.... up until the second we step outside. I figured out a grip that keeps her next to me without having to constantly pull her aside (like a belt loop leash type effect), it's just exhausting lol. Million times better than when I got her though.
After about 2 minutes she got the clue today. When I got her I couldn't keep her next to me no matter what.
/e there are two long hallways between my door and outside. I think she gets riled up by the anticipation lol. It's funny cuz right now she's just sitting nicely next to my computer chair getting brushed without a problem. Complete personality change when the notion of going outside comes up.
This post was edited by dxlightning on May 19 2015 01:30pm