How to use a pet leash correctly?

The state of the dog's leash should be slightly lowered from the dog's collar, maintaining a certain degree of relaxation. One of the easiest mistakes to make during training is to focus on keeping the dog in the right position by often tightening the rope and hardly relaxing it. This often puts pressure on the dog's neck, and when it comes to correcting the dog's behavior, pulling on the rope is no longer meaningful, and the dog cannot distinguish between the two.
Traction ropes have a good effect on dog behavior control and are also beneficial for their training. If you want to train them to follow you, you can immediately force the dog to walk in the opposite direction when it is pulling the rope in a certain direction. You can turn around on the way, or walk back and forth on the same road. Let them know which direction the master is going to walk, and the force of the rope will increase. In the long run, with a slight use of force, they can follow your wishes and walk.
Therefore, when using traction ropes, it is not necessary to always pull them tightly, otherwise it is difficult for them to determine how to walk with you. Adjust the force appropriately according to different situations, so that they can better understand your thoughts.