The FASTEST Way to Fix Leash Pulling for Good

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  @willathertoncaninetraining · 1 year ago · pinned

  Thanks for watching, I really appreciate the support! If you want to go deeper with your training, I’ve put together the Perfect Canine Companion Course: <a href="https://waacademy.link/PCCAUG10">https://waacademy.link/PCCAUG10</a> (discount included!).

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  @topbestdogtrainingtechniques · 10 months ago

  That turning point when the dog hit the end of the leash—but instead of yanking back, you used timing and redirection to create clarity—was a game-changer. It’s not about force, it’s about feedback the dog can actually understand. That’s how you fix pulling for good.

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• CA

  @catcastle1375 · 4 months ago

  I&apos;m an American and I enjoy watching you train.❤

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• CH

  @chiweenieacres3870 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for saving unwanted dogs!

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• FI

  @fionahobbs8818 · 3 months ago

  It&apos;s amazing what you did with Bruno in one month!

• WA

  @wallacerose7499 · 2 months ago

  Amazing what a dog can do without a harness on 💯

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  @LiseMijaPersonal · 11 months ago

  Love your passion, Will! I’ve learned so much with your videos. 🎉 Adopted my Spaniël, was very reactive and definitely hurt. Started training (mostly for myself 😅) and 3 years later we are loving our time together - obedient, nearly well mannered and absolutely loved. Much appreciation 🙏

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• AB

  @AbelLight-b6d · 1 year ago

  Love your clear guidance

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• AB

  @abstractaccuracy8570 · 1 year ago

  This is fire🔥<br>Great communication and explanation.

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• FR

  @Frog.girl420 · 6 months ago

  In the trenches of this struggle right now with my 3.5 year old blind collie. He&apos;s a delightful boy- loves humans and animals, loves a cuddle and his ball, give him a wide open space and he&apos;ll run and run. He&apos;s a decent enough listener, but he gets so overstimulated by an urban setting. <br>He will not take food rewards outside the house as he stays very focused on his surroundings. Traffic is a major stressor. Right now we&apos;re in the era of desensitising him to sounds at a local park and making it very clear to him that pulling on the lead makes us stop, and we don&apos;t ever go forward until there&apos;s slack. Walks take a very long time.<br>I&apos;m hesitant to correct a dog who is missing one of his five senses for being overwhelmed by input in the rest of them- it doesn&apos;t feel fair. But loose-lead walking is a priority for us, so we will keep trying slow and steady- doing our level best to meet his exercise and cognitive needs while being consistent with the rules.

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  @mags5641 · 2 months ago

  Thank you so much

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  @popsmoke7 · 1 year ago

  Should have way more views. Good work mate keep it up

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