Tuesday, 15 June 2010
Leash Training
First of all, the purpose of a leash is not to hold an animal in check. The purpose of a leash is to connect the dog to the owner. Furthermore, last time I checked horses did not where leashes, and it is these massive misconceptions of the leash and its proper roll in the lives of the owner/dog team that prompted me to take the time to write this editorial.
The leash is a great invention due to its simplicity and its purpose. Without its invention, they would not be, along with our faithful four-legged companions able to take advantage of strolls on lovely summer days, or brisk morning walks, yet the inability and ignorance of the common dog owner when it comes to using the leash makes me wonder why they do not come with instructions on how to make use of them.
As I said above, the leash was invented to attach you, the owner to your dog. The purpose of the leash is not for the owner to be the anchor behind the pulling bull, which 9 times out of0 is the actual scenario. Thousands on thousands of dog owners would enjoy walking their canines0 fold in the event that they only knew and applied proper leash techniques when doing so.
The purpose of the leash while walking along with your dog is to permit you the owner to have constant control over your dog, it is not to sentence your dog to a boring dull walk! Allowing your dog to venture to the boulevard for a sniff, or venturing off coursework to be lavished with affection by passersby, is basically your dog being a dog
I understand that in most cases it is basically a case of the public not knowing any better; however, taking the time to find out the correct way to make use of the most common dog product ever made would help to know finish, the relationship, and overall ambiance between dog and master.
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