09/03/2025
🤩 When it comes to leash training, here’s something we keep hearing over and over again:
“Once my dog is distracted, nothing helps.”
Yes—you’re right.
🚞 When your dog is super excited about approaching a dog, pulling like a freight train toward a person, or ignoring your cues like you’re invisible…
There’s no secret “fix-it” during that moment.
🪄 ✨ It’s totally normal to wish there was a quick answer—something like: “Tap the leash, say abracadabra, and your dog stops pulling.”
If only it were that easy, right?
So what’s the real solution? It starts before your dog hits that Hot Mess Zone.
If your walks feel like this:
🐾 Constant pulling at the end of the leash
🐾 Lunging at squirrels, dogs, joggers, or bikes
🐾 Zero attention on you—just zig-zagging and dragging you down the path
🐾 Overstimulation the second you leave the house
Then you don’t need another piece of special equipment, or to figure it out on your own.
🤩 👩🔬 What you need is the (Fun) science that unlocks behavior transformation and teaches your dog how walk calmly, disengage from the environment and engage with you instead and too love, love, love staying close to you instead of wanting to at the end of the leash. ❤️
The good news is, I have an upcoming FREE Fast Track To Loose Leash Walking webinar to show you the 4 key skills your dog needs.
During the webinar, I'll cover:
🐾 The 4 Fast Track skills that address why dogs pull.
🐾 Your first 4 games to change leash pulling and chaos into calm, peaceful walks
🐾 The one question that’s keeping most dog owners stuck in the chaos
🐾 Real Students who have worked through their chronic pullers struggle and now have a dog that walks beautifully
🐾 What no one ever teaches but is key to your success.
And We’ll break down what’s actually working for dogs in the real world, so you can apply it to your own dog, step-by-step.
Sign up for the FREE FAST TRACK to loose leash walking webinar.�https://humanedogtraining.com/special-events/
We’re going deep into why most leash advice doesn’t work—and how to fix the root cause, not just slap a “band-aid” on the symptoms.
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