Beagle (details)
The so-called "walking around the bend" means that you are walking freely, and the little one can follow around your left and right feet-first around your left foot, then around your right foot, then around your left foot, then around your right foot.
Stand on the dog's right side and put a collar and leash on it. Open your right leg as far forward as possible, bend your knee slightly, give it enough space, put the belt down your right leg, and guide small things to get in and out. At the same time of operation, give instructions to "go around the bend", and do not use too much force when pulling the belt.
At the beginning, the dog is crawling on the ground. You should take your right foot when you start, so as not to trip him up, but also to tell him clearly that it is time to get up and drive away.
If you are 1. 5 meters tall, and you have a tall and powerful Irish German shepherd, then you have to bear with it and do some exercise, hehe. Once the little guy drills into the lower part of your right leg, you immediately take your left leg, put the belt under your left leg, and drag it through. Just take fifteen steps at a time. With the increase of practice, the resistance of dogs will be lower and lower; After all, this exercise won't bring any pain. When it has mastered the eight-point heat, you can loosen its belt and replace it with cheese slices.
When Michael said "go around the bend" in his right leg, he held a cheese slice in his right hand and put it on the outside of his right leg, telling him to drill through it before he could eat it. The next step, do the same thing, just change the cheese hand to the left hand. It's not complicated at all-right, left, right, left. If the dog is full, or you are tired, the day's practice can come to an end.