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CoffeeK8
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PostSubject: Another Lead/Harness option for pullers?   Another Lead/Harness option for pullers? EmptyWed Mar 30, 2011 2:42 pm

Has anyone tried a Weiss Walkie with their husky? I'm curious to see if it works. Nikolai isn't a puller on a Flexi lead, but on a 6' he feels like he's GOT to be out ahead of me as far as possible... wondering if this might be the solution. Wink
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PostSubject: Re: Another Lead/Harness option for pullers?   Another Lead/Harness option for pullers? EmptyWed Mar 30, 2011 2:53 pm

CoffeeK8 wrote:
....Nikolai isn't a puller on a Flexi lead, but on a 6' he feels like he's GOT to be out ahead of me as far as possible... wondering if this might be the solution. Wink

Do you have the flexi leash locked? If not, I'm not sure I understand your statement that he does pull if the lead isn't locked on a flexi-leash...

What am I missing?

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PostSubject: Re: Another Lead/Harness option for pullers?   Another Lead/Harness option for pullers? EmptyWed Mar 30, 2011 3:53 pm

With the Flexi, he walks about 6-10 feet in front of me, but rarely to the very end of the 16'. He'll stop to smell/mark as I walk by, then he'll walk to catch up, eventually pass (he walks faster than me), then he'll stop to smell something before the leash is fully extended again... does that make more sense? Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Another Lead/Harness option for pullers?   Another Lead/Harness option for pullers? EmptyWed Mar 30, 2011 4:36 pm

yes! thanks for the clarification!

have you tried the one I gave you? if not, maybe try that one first and if it doesn't work, then try this one?...no sense buying another one when you may have that might already work? (just trying to save you some pennies...)


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PostSubject: Re: Another Lead/Harness option for pullers?   Another Lead/Harness option for pullers? EmptyWed Mar 30, 2011 4:38 pm

Oh yeah - I will definitely be trying out the one you gave me soon... this one just happened to cross my path too, so I'm wondering if others have some experience with it. I'm not to the point of purchasing anything new quite yet. Wink
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