Going for a walk

I am jealous, I have one too big, 90lbs, that was not leashed trained as a pup. I can take him out for rides in the car, I just have to let him get in and out whiIe the car is in the garage. He loves going for rides around town. People are always looking and laughing at him sitting in the passenger seat, like I am his driver. I have one that just pulls until he chokes, I have tried to teach him. I have one that is so scared of leaving the house a walk is just torture for her. I do have a large fenced yard so they get plenty of play and fresh air.
 

Blessed said:
I am jealous, I have one too big, 90lbs, that was not leashed trained as a pup. I can take him out for rides in the car, I just have to let him get in and out whiIe the car is in the garage. He loves going for rides around town. People are always looking and laughing at him sitting in the passenger seat, like I am his driver. I have one that just pulls until he chokes, I have tried to teach him. I have one that is so scared of leaving the house a walk is just torture for her. I do have a large fenced yard so they get plenty of play and fresh air.
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A Ruffwear harness would be good for the dog that pulls. That way he won't choke. My dog has had one for about a decade, and it is still in excellent condition.
 
WheatenLover said:
A Ruffwear harness would be good for the dog that pulls. That way he won't choke. My dog has had one for about a decade, and it is still in excellent condition.
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I will check that out. The small boy that I might be able to walk if I can keep him from pulling. The big one at 90lbs I will not try again. My son can walk him but he is even a challenge to him.
 
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