Constant tautness on the leash overexcites the dog and deprives it of awareness of its actions when it sees other dogs. Instead of futile attempts to distract it with food or toys, it's necessary to introduce a system of "Stop" and "Come" commands, working on its endurance. Proper passing of other dogs is based on uncompromising performance without harsh physical force.

It's important to return the dog to its starting point each time it tries to break free, ensuring the leash is completely relaxed. Training begins at a comfortable distance, where socialization of the dog occurs without unnecessary stress or loss of control. Gradually increase the difficulty, practicing calm near play areas or noisy groups, to ensure the walk remains predictable and safe.

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00:00 Why the "Heel" command isn't appropriate for passing dogs
01:15 Mistakes made when distracting with food and toys during excitement
02:10 The "Stay" command as a control tool when meeting dogs
03:00 Dog return technique and the importance of a loose leash
04:38 Why a tight leash blocks training and understanding
05:48 How to achieve 100% retention without being harsh
07:18 Transitioning to movement on the "Come" command and turning away from the object
08:15 Should you use "no" commands on other dogs?
10:25 Simplifying the task: working at a distance and choosing a distance
11:25 How to train a dog to pass by walking areas
13:18 Why you shouldn't allow The dog decides when to leave
2:00 PM How to become the center of your dog's universe on a walk

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