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I love her to death but damn she sucks at running. She is a puppy (11 months I think) so she'll get used to it...

for two days now our midnight run has sucked.she keeps getting tangled in the leash...she keeps changin sides, keeps slowing down:('

Anyone know of a good retractible leash that is inexpensive and rather small?

..and will not make me look like a douche...in other words, neon-colored stuff is out:D
 
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Lifer
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Originally posted by: Chode Messiah
stick her on a skate board, ordrag her ass.
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I do..I know she doesn't really feel it....German sheperdas have REALLY thick neck skin..but I feel bad that I can't extend the line when I need to...any links to good ones?

<--lazy
 
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One thing I hate is when Morons ride a bike and expect their dog to be kosher with the rythm.
 
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I use an extra long nylon leash with my dog. Hold it in my left hand and guide it with my right hand - right arm being the "suspension" to take up the changes in pace. After awhile he gets used to me maintaining a steady light pressure, or him applying it depending how you look at it.
 
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Best thing to do when training your dog to run is not let the leash out. Keep the dog close to you so she can't change sides or pace.
 
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Lifer
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Originally posted by: McCarthy
I use an extra long nylon leash with my dog. Hold it in my left hand and guide it with my right hand - right arm being the "suspension" to take up the changes in pace. After awhile he gets used to me maintaining a steady light pressure, or him applying it depending how you look at it.
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I do that, but sometimes she goes to a dead stop to smeel some other fools sh!t or piss or whatever, and although I am a big guy, she fvking pulls me back or I end up yanking really hard accidentally..I would like to prevent that...
 
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Originally posted by: datalink7
Best thing to do when training your dog to run is not let the leash out. Keep the dog close to you so she can't change sides or pace.
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I do that..and she still does it:p

I sometimes have to drag her away from the stuff.....

I guess she'll learn....put my patience has limits at this hour after working all day:p
 
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Nebor

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Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: ELopes580
bring beer w/ you instead of the dog........ no more being lonely
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bah..I am tryign to lose weight:(
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Michelob Ultra is better for you than excercise. *goes back to watching TV*
 
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You have to properly train your dog first off to walk along side you without pulling away anywhere. Always walk the dog on one side, the left side is best. Keep telling it to heel and hopefully the dog will click in, if it does not, get a choking collar, so every time the dog pulls away it gets choked. As for running, the dog is still young, and its best not to run pups too hard as their muscles need to fully mature, maybe you need to wait a bit longer. A retractable leash won't give you any solution at all and will create more problems. Your dog will learn to obey commands with time and jog with you in peace, its all up to you and how much patience you have. My dog used to run along side me without a leash and never lose pace or stray off course, but unfortunetely it died :(
 
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Originally posted by: Goosemaster
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I love her to death but damn she sucks at running. She is a puppy (11 months I think) so she'll get used to it...

for two days now our midnight run has sucked.she keeps getting tangled in the leash...she keeps changin sides, keeps slowing down:('

Anyone know of a good retractible leash that is inexpensive and rather small?

..and will not make me look like a douche...in other words, neon-colored stuff is out:D
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Don't use a retractible leash. Get a 3/4" leather leash 6 ft. long.

It will make you look like a man not a wuss.
 
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Lifer
Apr 10, 2001
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Originally posted by: DVad3r
You have to properly train your dog first off to walk along side you without pulling away anywhere. Always walk the dog on one side, the left side is best. Keep telling it to heel and hopefully the dog will click in, if it does not, get a choking collar, so every time the dog pulls away it gets choked. As for running, the dog is still young, and its best not to run pups too hard as their muscles need to fully mature, maybe you need to wait a bit longer. A retractable leash won't give you any solution at all and will create more problems. Your dog will learn to obey commands with time and jog with you in peace, its all up to you and how much patience you have. My dog used to run along side me without a leash and never lose pace or stray off course, but unfortunetely it died :(
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I realize that I jsut have to be patient..we only run like 2 or 3miles right now...nothing big. SHe really ahs the hang of walking, but it all goes to hell when we start running...she gives me this eager puppy dog face when I ask her "you wanna run mona?" and then she gets all excited and ...bah...

<---realizes that he has to be patient....
 
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Goosemaster

Lifer
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Originally posted by: jadinolf
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
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I love her to death but damn she sucks at running. She is a puppy (11 months I think) so she'll get used to it...

for two days now our midnight run has sucked.she keeps getting tangled in the leash...she keeps changin sides, keeps slowing down:('

Anyone know of a good retractible leash that is inexpensive and rather small?

..and will not make me look like a douche...in other words, neon-colored stuff is out:D
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Don't use a retractible leash. Get a 3/4" leather leash 6 ft. long.

It will make you look like a man not a wuss.
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Nice....
 
DVad3r

DVad3r

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Ahh I think I see the problem now, I never had it with my dog but its common. I take it your dog gets really excited when you start to run thinkings its going to be chased or play catch or something? It has to learn to differentiate between play time and masters run time :) That will come with time though.
 
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