Guiding Your Dog Away from Temptation

Poop eating often happens during potty breaks, but with the right leash techniques, you can prevent access before it starts!

What to Expect

• Practice: Every potty walk, using leash guidance

• Best Times: Anytime your dog goes outside

• Goal: Keep control and redirect them before they get to poop

Step-by-Step Plan

1️⃣ Keep a Short Leash Near Poop Zones

• If your dog usually finds poop in specific spots, keep their leash shor

• ter in these areas.

• Guide them toward a cleaner potty spot.

2️⃣ Use a Gentle “This Way” Cue

• If your dog starts moving toward poop, lightly guide them in the other direction.

• Say “This Way” in a happy voice and reward them for following you.

3️⃣ Avoid Letting Them Sniff Too Long

• Watch your dog’s body language—if they start sniffing too intently, move them along before they fixate on poop.

• A quick pace helps prevent poop-searching behavior.

4️⃣ Pair with “Leave It” Training

• If they lock onto poop, use “Leave It” and reward them for ignoring it.

• This strengthens their ability to walk past poop without interest.

Paw Tip: If your dog pulls toward poop, redirect with movement, NOT by yanking the leash!

Helpful Tools

🐾 No-Pull Harness – Gives better control without harsh corrections.

🦮 6-Foot Leash – Keeps them close enough to guide effectively.

🍖 High-Value Treats – Rewards focus on you instead of poop!

Guide, Don’t Force!

With leash control and redirection, your dog will learn to pass by poop without stopping. Stay patient, reward good choices, and celebrate their progress!

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