Big dogs aren’t inherently “harder to train” — but their size makes mistakes more serious. A small dog pulling on the leash might be a minor inconvenience. A large dog doing the same? It can be dangerous. Training a big dog isn’t about dominance. It’s about teaching control, focus, and calm behaviour. Their strength, weight, and energy can be unforgiving if they haven’t learned boundaries and reliable cues. 💡 The bigger the dog, the bigger the responsibility — consistent, patient, reward-based

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