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In this video, I intended to film some B Roll of walking Maeve on a longline, but instead I got some fun footage of how I dealt with two different types of distractions while out on a walk with 4.5 month old Maeve.

In this raw footage you'll see how I handle a 30 ft long line safely, as well as the differences between the way I handle two different types of distractions: one that is moving closer to my puppy, and one that is stationary.

Plus little Maeve is quite adorable throughout!

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Train Your Puppy to Focus On You Around Distractions

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nadin abbott

More ideas on long leash work. Life in a city, so, a lot more distractions.

Claudia

My dog is an adult but I believe in lifelong learning (for him and me) so we work on behaviors everyday. I love that you explain your rationale for training (in this case, the cueing).

DOGGY•U

It really depends on where you live. I have to drive 30-40 minutes a few days a week to reach places like this where I can longline. My regular walks are in busier areas on a 10 ft line where I would increase the frequency of this work by necessity. Depending on your area, you can long-line at schools, and, I find empty industrial parks after work hours are great!

SLR_FL

I just took my girl out to practice long line work and her "attention" skills with all the noises!! We were 3 miles from home in a pretty little shopping area with loads of landscaping with grass, sidewalks, trees, and.. a Starbucks, KFC, and a Taco Bell and a huge Publix Grocery store.. and all were just maybe 40 yds from a 4 lane highway!! Oh my gosh!! We had it all!! Emergency vehicles lit up, fire trucks, landscape gardeners with their trailers, that rattled, and tons of people in and out of the drive-through's and lots of doors opening and closing with loud noises, and all the chatter from everybody sitting on the patio, sipping their Starbucks!! It was pretty much overload‼️😱 But I will say this .. my girl stayed with me and I made sure to take a lot of breaks to just let her stop sit and listen and look around and she was so good I couldn't believe it! Right now when I got home, it was dark and she got out of the car properly and stayed right beside me all the way to the front door. The minute we got in the house she got a drink, and then did the biggest FLOP DOWN and she's been asleep ever since!! I think I in advertently Totally wore her out with too much stimulation!! 😳‼️

Jennifer

Great. I like how you worked with maive

Angela Benzing

My puppy is 5 months old and loves to just stareeeeeeee for a long while he is a English lab should I make sounds at that point or just keep waiting if 5m passed?

DOGGY•U

If your pup is staring, I would work the engage disengage game first, where you're marking and rewarding for looking at the thing. This will give him a better understanding that looking at you is a valuable option. You also may need to create distance between the puppy and the trigger/distraction.

Terry

Thank you for putting the information on what type of long line you’re using.