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Old 04-01-2008, 03:27 PM   #6
Brookef18
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Originally Posted by Gracie2006 View Post
Gracie used to do this. My puppy school teacher said something was freaking Gracie out and that is why she did this. I was told to start dragging her (gently of course), just keep walking and she will start walking also. Worked like a charm. She eventually outgrew it. If you give into the behavior, it won't stop.
I wouldn't drag your baby! I was walking chewy and Sadie not long ago, Sadie was behind be and Chewy was ahead. I looked back at one point because I realized something felt different. Sadie had crouched down and I was dragging her! I quickly checked her all over and her front pads were a little bloody!!! I felt so awful! I'm sure it wasn't for very long... She was scraped just a tiny bit but you don't know how badly I felt. Now She is always in my veiw. And we go slowly.

Chewy used to do this also... it took much practice to get him to become a good walker... When they refuse to walk I pick them up and walk with them. They soon realize it is so much more fun to walk....
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