Leash training your puppy or adult dog is an important skill for them to learn, and with a little practice they’ll get it in no time! Puppies and adult dogs that haven’t been exposed to a leash, or a collar for that matter, may be very nervous when you hook a leash to them. Some may bite at it, spin in circles or simply freeze and refuse to move. It can be a scary experience, and it’s your job to help your dog see that the leash and collar aren’t so bad. Try these tips below

Retractable leashes. They seem great, right? You’re giving your dog freedom to move around and do “dog stuff” when you go for a walk. Retractables seem like a great idea, but they have far more risks than they’re worth. You and your dog could be injured, not to mention any other people or animals around you. So maybe you’re asking how exactly a dog leash could cause injury or have risks involved. For starters, take a look at a Flexi leash warning label: www.flexiusa.com Eye a