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coast of Maine | The first thing when training your dogs about roads is NEVER ever let their feet use asphalt.It would be tougher on those with paved drives a bit.Never walk your dog on any road.If you must cross it with your dog a ride in your vehicle is the ONLY way.Use a command word"BAD ROAD"if they ever get near asphalt.There are other enforced ideas but this needs to start at a very young age.Almost as soon as they see you as the only one.I will assure you that proper road training is stronger than an electric buried fence.They need to fear the road.
I once had my friends dog chase my truck,,he hit the rear wheel and it flipped him and broke his neck,Sad.My dogs were doing the out the window smell and bark which lured him.His house is way too close to the road and they allowed the dog to cross at will. | |
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