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Originally Posted by BubblPopElectrc  Britney has always had the habit of demanding to be in control on her walks; sometimes she has to be on the side closest to the street and sometimes she has to be directly against a wall.
Living in the city, this presents a problem. If she doesn't get her habit she will literally stop walking. 
I try to keep a tight grip on her leash and allow for little tension so that she can't get but so far. I also try not to baby her and pick her up or let her get her away.
Any suggestions on how to stop her from doing this? |
Have you tried calling out hoot hoot when y'all walk?
Sorry, you know I had to! I wont even try to offer real advise- my dogs are hopeless.
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