| I would say try the 180 degree turn every time he starts to lead in toward you. He will have to adjust himself by going the other way. Try it once turning with him on the outside and once with him on the inside and see if one works better than the other. Also, by doing this he won't be rewarded for going where he wants to.
You could also try just stopping until he moves a bit away from you, then continue.
It takes more than a couple of tries (usually several) with either technique for the dog to "get it".
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Proud former owner of a male pit who loved everyone and everyone just seemed drawn to. I guess I'm just one of those stupid people who just doesn't know better and doesn't know anything about dogs even though I've done extensive research from a lot of different resources. Some references were from years ago before they worried about being sued. Hm....
Forget it... ban them all. Misinformation rules.
I'm done here. I guess I just not smart enough about the genetic code to play here. |