How Do I Continue My Walk When My Dog Plops Down and Won’t Move?
Going out for a walk with our dog is one of the best things we can do with our furry best friend. Whether it is around the neighborhood, in a park, or on a hiking trail, the fresh air and companionship are always just perfect. Both of us are enjoying the sights and sounds from our unique perspectives while being together. Life couldn’t get any better.
And then, the proverbial wrench gets tossed in. We are going along just great and suddenly our furry companion decides to take a seat. We initially don’t think much of it. Maybe, he needed a little break. So, we stop too and continue to enjoy the surroundings for a moment or two. We might chat with a neighbor in their yard or enjoy the mountain view.
Well, that was great. Ready to go. I said, “Ready to go!”. We then observe that “something is wrong”. Our dog won’t move. He is remaining on the ground and even pulling back on the leash. The more we tug, the more he tugs back.
As Rod Sterling would say, “You’ve entered the twilight zone”; we have just entered the “I’m not moving zone”. The problem now arises as to “how we get out”. How do we get our dog off his rear end and continue our walk? Pulling doesn’t work and makes it even worse.
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