Does your dog pull, bark, freak out on the leash, or refuse to go for walks altogether?

Experience a new kind of dog walk. Remove triggers that increase his excitement and guide him back to you as soon as the leash becomes taut.

Lead the dog from the front , instead of punishing him with neck jerks or encouraging him to chase by leading him from behind. Watch how your dog walks more calmly and upright on the leash.

The pressure onto the shoulder when the leash is tensioned provokes a distraction and enables the The dog should be directed towards where its attention is desired. This can de-escalate dog encounters. and be interrupted. Say something like "grapefruit" when you turn your dog towards you and he comes towards you. This will make it easy to recall him, even when he's off-leash or on a long leash. through the expression "grapefruit" (Choose a phrase that differs from the usual words the dog hears).

The lead from the front:

• Corresponds to biologically programmed stimulus-response chains for stopping or steering (communication via the front area)
• Allow the dog to continue to remain upright while walking , instead of stiffening up.
• Reduces the risk of Leash aggression and biting
• When tightening the leash, gently brake the dog at the shoulder and does not convey a feeling of strong threat (collar)
• Allows stress-free interruption of dog encounters by turning away
• Does not trigger the chase (chest harnesses/pulling harnesses) and does not narrow the dog's field of vision - The dog is responsive.
• Can have a positive effect on health (fewer stress symptoms due to reduced tension on the leash when tightened)
• Supports the socialization of the dog and the development of a healthy dog ​​personality with social skills towards other dogs

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Sturmfrei® is protected by the EU trademark EUTM 013790241 registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and by the European patent EP 3 209 120