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  Be unpredictable Anytime your dog begins to outpace you, make short, abrupt turns in the other way to train him to pay attention to where you're going. If your dog is food driven, shower him with praise when he comes back to your side and consider giving him a little treat as well. By catching him off surprise, the plan is to halt the pulling before it ever begins. Keep your cool; there's no need to scold him; he'll figure it out. Don't worry; it will get better with practice. You may have to circle forty times during the first session and hardly get halfway down the driveway. Many dogs pick up on this game fast and start intently monitoring their owners to see what they'll do next. A dog that is paying attention to you won't tug on the leash. Set the Rules and adhere to them! Decide once and for all that you won't let him pull, and then respond whenever he attempts to get in front of you. This implies that during the first few sessions, you must keep a ti

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