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Making on-lead walks fun – with guest Nada Chebib of On Kew Dogs
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Dogs may have to be walked on lead for many reasons, but they can have even more fun with you. It’s not all about running riot.
My special guest is Nada Chebib from On Kew Dog Training and Behaviour (www.onkewdog.co.uk) and we talk about ways to walk your dog on lead safely, knowing what they were bred to do, and how to adapt the walks so they still get all the stimulation and enrichment without running. We discuss harnesses, long leads (biothane vs lunge lines), sniffing, watching, Simone Mueller and that Fenton moment….!
Also available to watch on my YouTube channel – Pippin Pets
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