리드줄 핸들링

Leash Handling

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정리

1. 리드줄 핸들링 위치 및 강도 조절

강아지의 위치를 제어하기 위해 뒤에서 옆으로 이동한다
- 옆으로 이동하여 강아지를 당기면 중심에서 벗어나 통제력이 높아짐
강아지가 버티지 않도록 리드줄 당기는 방향을 설정한다
- 뒤로 당기면 강아지가 힘을 써서 버티게 되므로 주의

2. 리드줄 텐션 및 줄 정리

강아지가 다가올 때 리드줄 텐션을 유지한다
- 약간의 텐션이 유지된 상태를 선호함
- 한 손으로 늘어진 줄을 감아 잡고 다른 한 손으로 리드줄을 담당함
- 강아지가 줄을 잡아당겨도 리드줄의 감각을 충분히 느낄 수 있음

3. 반경 조절 및 줄 관리

강아지가 주위를 맴돌 때 줄 길이를 조절한다
- 강아지를 돌려서 데려오며 리드줄을 감아들임
- 강아지가 돌아올 때 짧아진 줄을 잡고 제어함
강아지가 스스로 줄 길이를 줄이게 유도한다
- 강아지가 다가올 때 핸들러가 멀어지면 강아지가 스스로 줄을 짧게 만듦

전문

Leash Handling

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Alright, let's talk about leash handling. Here's my dog. I'm behind the dog. If I want to have more control, I can move sideways and pull the dog this way, because it will hold the dog off-center. If I pull backwards, the dog will dig in and have more power. If this dog tried to come back at me and I wanted to keep tension on the line, because that right there is about where I want the tension, I like a little bit of tension. So let's say the dog started coming at me. Pull, pull, and then this hand takes up the slack. So I can go in and out. The dog is welcome to go anywhere they want. That is not a problem. I'm going to keep the leash up. And if I come in or the dog comes in, that is what I do. So I have one hand for the slack, and then this is the hand. The dog is welcome to pull it out. So like that, that is no problem for me. The dog can feel me just fine right there. Now what happens if the dog is circling? So I bring the dog around, and as the dog comes back up to this side, the dog tries to lunge forward. Well, remember, if you're going backwards and the dog is circling, and you are bringing in the line, by the time the dog gets back around to this side, you have a short line. It's your choice. You can have the dog way out here. But as soon as that dog is coming up, as long as you are moving away, the dog will shorten up the line on its own. So it's been sent to you to ourzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzelzel