TRACKING LEAD AS AN NECCESSARY PART OF DOG EQUIPMENT

Do you have a tracker? And could I see him? If you think that a tracking leash is a waste that your dog does not need, we will quickly convince you otherwise. The mostly ten- to fifteen-meter leash is not only a great training aid, but also an ideal companion when walking a naughty dog ​​in nature.

When we prepare for the arrival of a four-legged member of the family, we usually choose a new bed, a suitable collar, high-quality pellets or clothes for the winter in the store. Only a few people put a tracking guide in their shopping cart, and believe me, that's a great shame. This neglected piece of dog equipment is one of the most important helpers in dog training and without exaggeration we can call it the imaginary Holy Grail. But how to use the tracking guide correctly?

THE EASIEST WAY TO LEARN THE SUMMON COMMAND

We all know that summons belongs to the most important commands. Unfortunately, many owners (or dogs) struggle with this command for a long time. Whether you have a puppy at home, a dog teenager or an adult dog who still finds it difficult to call in nature, take the tracking guide . First the tracking dogs fasten the leash and give him enough freedom to get used to the long "string" behind his neck. As soon as you see that the presence of the tracking leash is not a problem for the dog, start training. Thanks to the long leash, you can train the call in the open, knowing that in the worst case you can "catch" the dog. Train the recall in the spirit of positive reinforcement, that is, praise and reward the dog for each obedience to the command with a treat . At the same time, think about getting a dog they called every time in the same and distinct way .

TRACKING LEAD FOR LITTLE RUGS

Sometimes your dog runs at the first call, other times he takes his time and does not rush to run? Even at such a moment, a tracking guide will help you. If you don't dare to let your dog out, you can give him a sense of freedom thanks to the "tracker" . Just remember that the tracking guide would should not fully replace classic leash, as it is more of an intermediate stage between walking on a leash and walking freely.

WHICH TRACKING LEAD TO CHOOSE?

There are many types of tracking leads on the market. But when choosing, first of all, look at the quality of the material. For example, you can bet on a tracking leash made of durable polymer that can withstand wild natural conditions. At the same time, it is important to guide it had no loops to catch on a bush or twigs. And you won't make a mistake with the tracking guide in the unmissable neon color . You will appreciate the expressive color especially during foggy and rainy days in nature.