Maximizing Off Leash Dog Walks for Safe and Joyful Adventures

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Today, I would like to share some tips on how you can make your off leash walks more productive because the last thing we want is for our dog to take off, once the leash is gone, and just have fun on their own!
Instead I'd like my dogs to check in with me, maybe play some games and of course they get lots of "free time" where they can run and sniff as much as they like.
The strategies I use will also make it easier when your walk comes to and end as it's not such an abrupt transition from "do as you like" to "back leash and the fun is over"!
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26 июн 2024

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@watchmoivies123 16 дней назад

Oh Dave is growing really quick. How old is he now and will you neuter him or will you keep them intact? People have different opinions on that.

@k9dancer 16 дней назад

Davy is 19 weeks now...this video was from ~2 weeks ago... I will keep him intact because it's better for their health and confidence... all my boys are intact and I've only ever had 1 litter of puppies so it's not necessarily for breeding

@watchmoivies123 16 дней назад

@@k9dancer oh I’m on the same boat as you are my boy is gonna be four years old and he’s still intact. I’ve heard so many mixed messages and studies on it but so far my boy is still intact. Good luck with your guys have you ever had one that came down with testosterone cancer or his hormones were raging really strong and he became where he wanted to take on other male dogs. Thank you for your help.

@watchmoivies123 16 дней назад

@@k9dancer and if one of your dogs did become strong-willed and did want to possibly have conflict with another dog, would you consider neutering him?

@watchmoivies123 16 дней назад

@@k9dancer I look at the temperament of your dogs and they all seem very sweet soft and a little laid-back. My dog is raging cuckoo from my very strong high driver agility breeder and he’s always on the go. My last Border Collie was hurting lines and he was very compliant and had a strong desire to please got along with all dogs, people and childrenfrom the get-go but I know they’re all different but it looks like you’ve got some good ones

@k9dancer 16 дней назад

@@watchmoivies123 testosterone cancer is very rare and if it happened, neutering would likely be the solution. the attitude towards other dogs comes down to training... my philosophy is to teach "mind your own business"! I have neutered male dogs in the past, before I knew better... some of my students have told me that they did neuter their dogs, on advice from other trainers and vets and the reactivity got worse. testosterone gives confidence and removing that can make a dog less confident and most reactivity comes from lack of confidence ... we call it pessimism. there is no right answer for all dogs but there is good scientific evidence to support keeping them intact. this is the norm in European countries BTW and they have less issues with overpopulation ... which is often the "reason why all dogs should be spayed/neutered".