[header] How to walk your uncooperative dog [title] Use a halter on walks. [step] If your dog pulls, zigzags, or engages in any other type of undesirable behavior on walks, a halter might help. Halters are designed to redistribute pressure.
[header] How to walk your uncooperative dog [title] Use a halter on walks. [step] If your dog pulls, zigzags, or engages in any other type of undesirable behavior on walks, a halter might help. Halters are designed to redistribute pressure.
In addition, a halter is not strictly necessary on walks. If your dog is uncooperative, then you might want to hang a halter over its head so that its eyes are far away from you and its ears are close to its neck. When your dog pulls or veers off course, the halter pulls your dog's nose down and towards you to discourage uncooperative behavior. [substeps] Halters fit over the bridge of the nose and around the back of the head. A halter for a walking walk is ideal because it attaches to the dog's neck where you can feel the increased impact of the leash. If you make a loop or dip with your halter, this will stop the dog in its tracks and give your dog something to walk under. Tags made of rubber, rope, or bones can be attached to your dog's neck and periodically used to redirect its attention. [substeps] Using a halter during walks is even more effective.