Husky (introduction to details)
Many owners who don't take the leash may say: It's not that they don't like to take the leash, but that dogs are very resistant to the leash. In fact, it is the owner's responsible performance to put the leash on the dog that goes out, not only protecting his own dog but also protecting passers-by and other dogs. So if your dog doesn't like the leash, how should the owner train it?
Don't train your dog overnight, but a step-by-step approach is better. If your dog doesn't apply a leash, it's recommended that you first put a collar on your dog to let your dog get used to it slowly. In order to make your dog adapt better, it's best to buy a collar for your dog for the first time with a simple style and less decoration. At first, the dog can be very uncomfortable, but because there is no decoration on it, it can't get it off, and it won't feel uncomfortable with the collar over time.
Putting a collar on a dog is the first step to make the dog get used to using a leash. After the dog gets used to it, you can appropriately put some decorations on the dog, such as the little bell that the dog likes, or other decorations, so that the dog can get used to having something around his neck.
When the dog gets used to it, he can take the safety rope with him. At the beginning, the time should not be too long. Slowly increase the time. Don't pull the leash too tightly, so as not to hurt the dog and make the dog hate the safety rope. Walk slowly with the dog. If the dog still refuses to walk, you can hold the dog's toy to attract the dog's attention and let the dog get used to walking with the safety rope.
If the dog adapts, praise the dog more. If you don't obey, you have to criticize. The dog is very smart. After several times, it will understand that wearing a safety rope will satisfy the owner, and it won't happen that he won't leave without wearing a safety rope.