Tug and Drag
A well-trained dog won’t tug and drag you in every direction or refuse to move when you are out walking together, but from their point of view a well-trained human will automatically know which way they want to go and head in that direction without them having to tug. Get it straight. If they could talk they would probably say something like “Hey, if you were doing your job right in the first place, tugging wouldn’t ever be an issue.” It is really simple. Just go where I want and anticipate my every step. I’m not unreasonable.” Enough episodes of sore arms and shoulders should be enough for you to get it right. “Come!”
“Dexter shows us, why aren’t you out there writing the book you want to write? Why aren’t you out there doing the things you want to do? Because he has,” Pasek said
“I am recovering from intensive radiation treatments for breast cancer and you certainly bring joy to my day,” one card reads.
One day, Pasek sat her dog at the foot of her porch without the wheelchair, and ran inside her house to get a cup of coffee, only to find that he had moved to the top of the stairs while she was away, CBS reported. She moved him back to the bottom of the stairs and used her phone to record him walking.
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Ever since that happened six years ago, Dexter has starred in parades and gained a heavy social media following, CBS reported. He receives hundreds of letters every month expressing gratitude.
Anticipation
Say the word “walk” and chances are your dog has learned to associate that particular word with the very fun activity of going exploring outside. Their ears lift, their tail wags and they may jump around in anticipation, barely able to sit still long enough to get the leash put on. Their excitement inevitably makes you smile and be happy to go with them. See – they just rewarded you. Now who is training who, you say? “Very good!”
Meet the dog who learned to walk like a human
A dog in Ouray, Colorado learned to walk on two feet like a human after a near-death experience, CBS News reported.
One day, Pasek sat her dog at the foot of her porch without the wheelchair, and ran inside her house to get a cup of coffee, only to find that he had moved to the top of the stairs while she was away, CBS reported. She moved him back to the bottom of the stairs and used her phone to record him walking.
Ever since that happened six years ago, Dexter has starred in parades and gained a heavy social media following, CBS reported. He receives hundreds of letters every month expressing gratitude.
“I am recovering from intensive radiation treatments for breast cancer and you certainly bring joy to my day,” one card reads.
“Dexter shows us, why aren’t you out there writing the book you want to write? Why aren’t you out there doing the things you want to do? Because he has,” Pasek said
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