http://www.doggydisease.com/blog/how-do-you-teach-two-dogs-loosh-leash-walking/ Fri, 18 May 2012 00:50:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.doggydisease.com/blog/how-do-you-teach-two-dogs-loosh-leash-walking/comment-page-1/#comment-2913 Dylan Thu, 05 Mar 2009 07:39:18 +0000 http://www.doggydisease.com/blog/how-do-you-teach-two-dogs-loosh-leash-walking/#comment-2913 Continue to train them separately. This is more time consuming but well worth it in the end. Until the new dog is reliable, it will be hard for either one together. You may also want to consider a walking tool for one or both of them and see if that helps when trying to walk them together. You say your first dog is 'trained'. Perhaps she needs more training with a higher level of distraction. If possible see if you can enlist the help of a friend or family member to walk with you to see what happens if you walk the new dog while your accomplice walks the other dog right next to you. You can also use the same methods you use to teach one loose leash walking and apply it to both of them. For example if they start to pull, just stop. Don't move until they both put slack in the leads and then proceed. Or change directions when they pull (again, this is where a walking tool comes in very handy). Good luck. See links for additional information on loose leash walking (some of the info is basic, but I find it good to review even the basics when I seem to have trouble training a new behavior). Continue to train them separately. This is more time consuming but well worth it in the end. Until the new dog is reliable, it will be hard for either one together. You may also want to consider a walking tool for one or both of them and see if that helps when trying to walk them together. You say your first dog is ‘trained’. Perhaps she needs more training with a higher level of distraction. If possible see if you can enlist the help of a friend or family member to walk with you to see what happens if you walk the new dog while your accomplice walks the other dog right next to you.
You can also use the same methods you use to teach one loose leash walking and apply it to both of them. For example if they start to pull, just stop. Don’t move until they both put slack in the leads and then proceed. Or change directions when they pull (again, this is where a walking tool comes in very handy). Good luck. See links for additional information on loose leash walking (some of the info is basic, but I find it good to review even the basics when I seem to have trouble training a new behavior).

]]> http://www.doggydisease.com/blog/how-do-you-teach-two-dogs-loosh-leash-walking/comment-page-1/#comment-2912 Joanie Wed, 04 Mar 2009 14:27:35 +0000 http://www.doggydisease.com/blog/how-do-you-teach-two-dogs-loosh-leash-walking/#comment-2912 oooh.. sorry.. I can't help because I have the very same problem. Both were puppies when gotten and never trained to walk on leashes.. My son would just let them out in the fenced in yard. I have tried to walk them and each separately, with no luck. One is 11 yr old blk lab and the other is 56lb. mixed lab. and 11 years old too. They pull and try to run me all over. I once tried both and fell flat on my face in the front yard! I gave up.. I'll keep my fenced in yard and house til they have passed away. I give up the walking thing. Even tried the nose leash which is suppose to train them. They just use the paw and pull it off! At least u have one that walks on a leash. Sounds like you need to teach new one and have a 2nd walker go out with u. They are probably competing with each other to run when on the leash. I see a person in my neighborhood walking 2 huge great danes and one little lady is with them.. They are so good. God only knows how she got them so well trained.. Obedience school? Good Luck oooh.. sorry.. I can’t help because I have the very same problem. Both were puppies when gotten and never trained to walk on leashes.. My son would just let them out in the fenced in yard. I have tried to walk them and each separately, with no luck. One is 11 yr old blk lab and the other is 56lb. mixed lab. and 11 years old too. They pull and try to run me all over. I once tried both and fell flat on my face in the front yard! I gave up.. I’ll keep my fenced in yard and house til they have passed away. I give up the walking thing. Even tried the nose leash which is suppose to train them. They just use the paw and pull it off! At least u have one that walks on a leash. Sounds like you need to teach new one and have a 2nd walker go out with u. They are probably competing with each other to run when on the leash. I see a person in my neighborhood walking 2 huge great danes and one little lady is with them.. They are so good. God only knows how she got them so well trained.. Obedience school? Good Luck

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