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Bodie - Recall Practice, Loose Leash Walking Tips & Information.

Where to start with your watching of the world and build in other environments. Build in other skills throughout your loose leash walking practice to help keep the pup more engaged and interested in the session. Rotation through a few different skills can also help build in more engagement with varying level of distractions. Use your front cue and your side/finish cues. Make sure to go from the "bribe" to the "paycheck", fading out the lure. Treat and retreat game as well as the toy exchange game and all the immensely beneficial aspects of these exercises. Recall practice. Puller Rings and how to include them into a toy exchange practice moment. Rotation through two toys can be a wonderful way to build in your drop it/out/give cue. Types of fetch that may cause more harm than good for your puppy's body and mental health. Chuck it play or hardcore repetitive play with a lot of fast movements with harsh turns can lead to arthritis in dogs as young as 1 year of age. Go and help your pup if you don't see them doing well. Try to avoid asking them over and over, this may confuse them, ruin the cue word or cause your pup to think the recall may be 5 cues over and other before maybe coming to you. Try to avoid over doing it with your puppy, mentally or physically. Remember that an over tired puppy may actually look hyperactive and you may think, oh, they need more exercise, but it's more than likely the exact opposite. Remember that puppies/adolescent dogs need as mush as 20 to 18 hours of sleep in a 24 hour period. Adult dog/seniors around 16 hours at least.