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Posted by phflea on September 27, 2002 at 17:27:46:

In Reply to: Golden Retriever Training Issue posted by golden on September 22, 2002 at 21:42:07:

:I would like to know how to solve this training issue . My new Golden Retriever 10 weeks old is very good indoor and nothing scare him, but as soon as we takehim out he is scare to death , and it will take me a feww minutes to get him out of the house, as soon as we walk a feww houses away he wiil be ok , but walking very tense and always ready to go back home , to get him started walkin out of my house I have to drag him out with the leash . Thanks Paul

Hi Paul....I would suggest consulting a behavioralist or attending a dog school. You could try reposting your question over at www.doghobbyist.com under there training board. You would be able to get some good answers there.

PHFlea

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