Last weekend we participated in German Shepherd Rescue Cyprus (GSDRC) first public dog walk event. It was a lovely day and we got to see amazing views over Limassol with great people and dogs.
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Last weekend we visited German Shepherd Rescue Cyprus – GSDRC again and spent some time walking and training a few of their dogs. This is what we call a two finger walk, meaning you shouldn’t need more than two fingers to hold the leash during the walk.
When we walk our dogs we want to avoid losing control over them. We often see dogs controlling the pace and usually give their owners a hard time holding on. Walking should be peaceful for both dogs and humans.
There are no excuses for pulling behaviour. The dog in this video is a rescue, living in a kennel and was super excited to get out for a longer walk, yet the walk is calm and the pulling is minimal.
This is from today’s session with Fiona at German Shepherd Rescue Cyprus – GSDRC
She is a highly trainable GSD looking for a home.
Kennel life can be boring and once outside she was all over the place but we quickly turned her excitement into focusing on simple everyday commands. She did such a good job today and we really hope she finds a good home soon.
