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@zohmingliani Yeah she does bite at it often and has issue with me pulling to correct. I’m getting her a new harness she might need a better/bigger one

@lainos Thank you! This makes me feel so much better!

@jtcarrieres It’s what makes her so hard to read in this context. I can’t tell if she’s little and tired and I’m pushing too hard, or if she’s just being a stubborn pup trying to get her way. Even with her walking issues she’s been one of the smartest/quickest learning pups I’ve ever had, and...

@jtcarrieres Every other dog I’ve had loved going on walks pretty much from the start so this is new to me. Should’ve mentioned in the original post that she is also deaf which could be contributing to the issue. I was hoping to get most of her physical activity through walks but I may just...

@yeshuasown Thank you for the advice, I’ll definitely bring it up next visit. I do need to get her a new harness this weekend. The one she has now was the only one that fit when I first got her but she’s just about reached the max limit of it size wise now.

@yeshuasown I have noticed she’s been a lot better and quicker to get with the program since bringing some of her kibble along in a treat pouch during our walks. Hoping just doing that consistently moving forward gets her to where she looks forward to our walks as much as I do!

@kathleenloveschrist This has kind of been my idea. I’ve been trying to be consistent with her and allow her to go at her pace and smell everything. (I should’ve mentioned she is also deaf which could also be playing a role) I’ve noticed over time that she’s done better the more we’ve gone on...

I’ve had my 4 month old Heeler (my first Heeler) for about two months now and walking her has always been a bit of a pain. At the start especially she will constantly sit or lay down refusing to go where I’m directing. I’ve brought some of her kibble which helps mitigate that issue but she still...