Loose Leash, Happy Walks
The 6-Week Puppy Leash Walking Plan
Gear introduction, home-to-street progression and fixes for pulling, leash biting and walk refusal, in short sessions that fit your day.
- PDF guide
- 15 pages
- 8 weeks to about 6 months
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Your puppy pulls, bites the leash or freezes on walks.
You’re in good company. This guide gives you a plan instead of guesswork.
- Your puppy pulls, zig-zags or lunges.
- It chews the leash instead of walking on it.
- It freezes, sits down or refuses to move.
- You’re not sure whether it’s training, fear or discomfort.
Is this the right guide for you?
- Owners of a puppy that pulls, zig-zags or lunges on the leash.
- Owners whose puppy chews the leash or freezes and refuses to walk.
- New puppy owners who want to start leash skills the right way.
The full plan, chapter by chapter.
15 pages, from the guide’s own table of contents.
- How puppies learn to walk with youWhy pulling works for the puppy, and how to make a loose leash the thing that works.
- Gear and first introductionCollar, harness and leash, introduced in small steps.
- The 6-week progressionHouse, yard, quiet street, then distractions, in short sessions.
- Fixing the common problemsPulling, leash biting and refusing to walk, with a guide for when it may be pain or fear.
- Mistakes to avoidWhat undoes progress.
- Examples and templatesPrintable session logs and a weekly check, plus an FAQ and sources.
- Gear introduction
- 6-week progression
- Pulling / biting / refusing fixes
- Printable walk log
What you’ll have by the end.
- A gentle gear introduction for collar, harness and leash.
- A 6-week progression: house, yard, quiet street, then distractions.
- Clear steps for pulling, leash biting and refusing to walk.
- A decision guide for when it may be pain or fear, not training.
- Printable session logs and a weekly check.
Preview pages.
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This guide is general education. It cannot diagnose your puppy. Sudden changes, signs of pain or illness, or any aggression that worries you need a veterinarian or a qualified behavior professional. All numbers in the guide (times, steps, milestones) are starting points, not guarantees.
About this guide.
Do I need special equipment?
The guide walks you through introducing a collar or harness and a leash gradually. It doesn’t require a particular brand.
Can I start before my puppy’s vaccines are finished?
The early weeks start at home and in the yard. For when public places are safe, ask your vet; Book 5 explains what to ask.
How do I get the PDF?
After you pay, you’ll be able to download your PDF(s) from the payment provider’s secure download page, and a link is also sent to your email. The full PDFs are never published on this website; only a few selected preview pages are.
What’s the refund policy?
Our refund policy is being finalized and will appear on the Refund policy page before purchases open.
