Cosa fare se il cane tira verso gli altri cani

Does your dog freeze, pull, stiffen, or stop listening to you when he sees another dog? In this lesson, we'll work on exactly this: helping your dog stay close to another dog without immediately becoming fixated, without forcing interaction, and without making him feel uncomfortable. You'll see practical leash work, using controlled distances, crossings, pauses, and parallel walks, to teach your dog to better manage the presence of another dog. In the video, we'll discuss: why not all dogs need to interact; how to use distance to help your dog; when it's time to get closer and when it's better to move away; why the leash can become a tool of assistance, not just containment; how to use voice, cues, and social reinforcement when your dog won't take food. The goal isn't to "make them friends at all costs," but to help the dog stay clear-headed, more manageable, and calmer even when around other dogs. If your dog also struggles when meeting other dogs, we can help you with a free behavioral assessment. Contact us to find out which approach might be best for you. 00:00 Leash work without food 00:29 Objective: managing two dogs close together 01:17 Organization of the field and initial distances 02:08 First instructions on the leash 02:38 When the dog delegates on the leash 03:42 Walking around the field to collect scents 04:29 Using your voice and social reinforcement 05:19 Changing direction and managing attention 05:56 Rewarding when the dog looks and moves away 06:34 Controlled crossings at the edges of the field 08:07 Pausing and managing fixation 08:52 Why Tyson is a difficult stimulus 09:57 Parallel walking at a distance 10:45 Managing focus on dog and people 11:59 Shortening and widening distances 12:32 Why it's more difficult when standing still 12:59 Using your voice to divert focus 13:28 Increasing distance and closing the Session Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Il-Reame-d... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ilreamedelc... Whatsapp: +39 351 511 6534 Our email: [email protected] Website: https://ilreamedelcane.it