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Darla doesn't like going out for walks 
We waiting until she'd had all of her injections before letting her out. Took her for a few walks around the streets, down to the local nature reserve and around the farm where the wife keeps her horses, in the first week or so she was allowed out. Trotted along merrily sniffy everything and anything.
Didn't take her for long walks. She met people and other dogs, which she seems to love. Always on a leash and so as far as we know nothing bad happened to her.
But now we can hardly get her to walk around from the back door to the front door.
We give her treats when she does anything good on the walk. (pee, poo, drop what she's got in her mouth, sit before crosing a road, coming back to recall etc etc ) Always saying good girl when she walks to heal. But this is one puppy that isn't too keen on the big wide world.
She's just turned 13 weeks. Is this something she'll grow out of?
We waiting until she'd had all of her injections before letting her out. Took her for a few walks around the streets, down to the local nature reserve and around the farm where the wife keeps her horses, in the first week or so she was allowed out. Trotted along merrily sniffy everything and anything.
Didn't take her for long walks. She met people and other dogs, which she seems to love. Always on a leash and so as far as we know nothing bad happened to her.
But now we can hardly get her to walk around from the back door to the front door.
We give her treats when she does anything good on the walk. (pee, poo, drop what she's got in her mouth, sit before crosing a road, coming back to recall etc etc ) Always saying good girl when she walks to heal. But this is one puppy that isn't too keen on the big wide world.
She's just turned 13 weeks. Is this something she'll grow out of?