Hi Vanstrada
The leadership tips we have are all very practical things to do and are based on what would happen in the wild at feeding time or when the pack reunites. at first it might seem difficult (especially ignoring your dogs when you reunite!!) but it becomes second nature to you very quickly and i found it helped to settle my dogs when i first brought my puppy home. I hope all goes well with your training and enjoy your dogs!
Cheers
karyn

another thing, leaders are always calm and confidant in what they are doing. whenever dealing with your dogs make sure you are calm and confidant (even if your not feeling it ACT like you know exactly what you are doing!!!) a confidant posture (which will come naturally) is a great way to show the dogs that you are able to lead them through basic body language, i.e straight back, high shoulder, head held up high etc.

and with the actual leadership you just follow the steps really simple. if there are specific things that you are unsure about let us know, we are all more than happy to help