Desperately Need Help Training My Bullie to Walk on Leash

[kavrno]

All good ideas, but remember if you are using a treat, use something that is enticing, you know hot dogs or cooked steak or chicken.  If you are going to bride a Bullie it needs to be a smart bride, milk bones just won't cut it. 

[Jeffery]

I learned to walk my bulldog by buying a wooden back scratcher and placing peanut butter on it and walking with it next to my leg and your bulldog will walk on leash better with time. Even cream cheese works well

[Gracie & Bea's Mom]

Like Susan, I have basically given up.
Gracie won't walk on a leash. If I go outside, she will walk outside to explore and will come back when called--except if she sees the neighbor's cat.
To take both girls for a walk, is a great comedy for the neighbors to watch. I have to get Bea Bea in her stroller, a leash on Gracie, and all three of us try to fit through the front door at the same time. Gracie then tries to walk right up next to the stroller which causes her leash to get wrapped around the wheels. Or, my favorite, Gracie wants to go off in one direction while I am trying to push the stoller in another direction.  It always gives the neighbors a good laugh to watch us attempt a walk . . .

[weids]

What a challenge!  I recommend working with a trainer such as Bark Busters.  They aren't cheap, but they come to your home and you have training for a lifetime, no matter what the issue.  I think working on passive leadership is a great start.  good luck