Dog Pulling - need anti-pulling aid help

ICit

ICit

Jam out with ur clam out
ArkRescue said:
The foster didn't respond to helping Clinton with the pulling on leash, and with me being injured I can't help. So I was wondering if someone here could help us with his pulling?

Clinton is about 75 lbs, pitbull mix, and he gets along with other dogs great (plays with resident dog in foster home). If we don't get Clintons pulling under control he can't go into social situations on leash due to his dragging me around, which nakes him look bad as an adoption prospect.

We have the special gentle leader set which was donated that could be used.
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arkie... i have given you the same info many times...

Im sorry if you will not take my advice. I dont know what else to do
 
ArkRescue

ArkRescue

Adopt me please !
ICit said:
SORRY... i cant/wont work for free either
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If the person adopting him never took him anywhere (like the foster) then he'd be fine until he needed to go to the vet. He is such a great dog and I hate to see him linger in foster care so long. The foster is adamant about not keeping him (to have 2 dogs) despite the fact that they get along so well and love to play together. Personally I think pets do better with a buddy, but not everyone is wiling to have 2 or more pets. I am hoping to find Clinton a home with children and/or another dog that likes to play. He is one of the best dogs we've ever come across.
 
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