Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
A lot of people take a young dog straight into the real world and expect the dog to magically listen around every distraction.
That is usually where things fall apart.
Start smaller. Make a plan. Build the heel in a controlled environment, mark the right moments, reward the engagement, and then start transferring that work into longer distances and harder places.
A lot of people take a young dog straight into the real world and expect the dog to magically listen around every distraction.
That is usually where things fall apart.
Start smaller. Make a plan. Build the heel in a controlled environment, mark the right moments, reward the engagement, and then start transferring that work into longer distances and harder places.
