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Many owners unsuccessfully try to train their dogs not to pull on the leash, using useless tugs and endless repetitions of the "Heel" command. In this video, we'll discuss why mechanical punishment doesn't work and how to implement a three-light system for comfortable walking. A dog pulls not because it wants to dominate, but because it sees it as the only way to reach an interesting bush, and our job is to break this association. To manage walks, we use the commands "Stop," "Let's go," and "Quiet," which allow us to regulate the pace without stressing the dog. It's important to give the signal *before the leash tightens*, as a taut leash blocks the dog's perception, turning it into an annoying "pebble in the shoe." We learn to use our body and intonation, indicating the direction of movement and releasing the leash at the right time, so the dog automatically chooses following the owner as the most beneficial scenario. 🐾 Classes, Premium Lessons, and Social Media: 👉 https://ohmydog.taplink.ws 👈 00:00 Why you shouldn't tug on your dog and the main mistake with the "Heel" command 01:13 The real reason dogs pull on the leash during walks 02:00 Red light: The "Stay" command and the correct braking technique 03:25 How a loose leash helps a dog listen to its owner 04:08 Green light: The "Go" command and body language 05:12 The leash as a safety net: why it's important to minimize mechanical movements 05:43 Yellow light: The "Quiet" command for pace control without stopping 06:40 The mistake of waiting on a taut leash: why it doesn't work 08:18 Why walking training starts right at the front door 09:20 How to independently test your own management mistakes Dog ✅ Subscribe to make walks a pleasure! ✅ #dogtraining #leashpulling #dogwalking #dogtraining #dogtrainertips #puppytraining #teamathand #dogbehavior #housetraining #dogpulling