In this video, I give you some leash training tips to practice with your dog. I am working with a Newfoundland puppy to train him not to pull through leash pressure. Training your dog to have good manners is especially important if you have a large breed dog. I give some leash training examples so you can learn how to train your dog to be better on the leash not pull you around.


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