If you've been listening to my podcast, you probably have heard me say, we got to get your dog

out and exercise. But from what I'm hearing, sometimes that turns into a real battle because your dog

is pulling on leash and it's difficult to walk them anywhere. Well, after today, all that could

change because I'm going to share with you what you may have been doing that has led your

dog to want to pull on leash, what you can do to fix it and how you can have an enjoyable

walk with your dog. Hey there, I'm Susan Garrett. Welcome to Shape by Dog. And before we get

going, if you're watching this on YouTube, go ahead and smash that like button right now.

You only need to hit it once. I mean, I say smash, but don't be too enthusiastic about it. If you're

listening to the podcast in your car, well, you know what? Hands at 10 and 2, just listen. Back in the

1990s, I made several trips to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to work with my mentors, doctors, Bob and Marion Bailey. Now, Bob and Marion were not dog trainers,

but they were world-renowned animal trainers. The majority of their income came from training

animals for things like, you know, television and movies, being consultants on all of the marine mammal

training programs, also training commercial animals to do things in fall fairs like

chickens to play tic-tac-toe and pigs to run races, things like that. However, a good portion

of their income came from the armed

forces where they trained animals for espionage. True story, some fascinating stories. I could

probably give a hundred podcasts about what I have learned and my interactions with Bob and

Mary and Bailey. Amazing, amazing animal trainers.

So when I would go down to work with them, I would work with in small groups of students

from all over the world. We'd pay thousands of dollars for a weekend workshop. And when we

go there, we weren't working with exciting things like dolphins or chimpanzees. We weren't

even working with dogs. We

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