Need some leash training tips

[Care2Adopt]

Normally I know exactly how to move forward on training new pups but these guys have me a bit confused.

Neither Cisco nor Annie is leash trained- and they are stuborn as mules. She told me she had never put either on lead, which at the time I found odd enough especially for Cisco- I know if I was planning to show a dog I sure as heck would be working on gaiting and lead work way before 5 months, but to each his own. I guess she just had her hands full with the other dogs and hadn't started their training yet.

Neither of these guys are willing to train easily lol. I put a leash on them and they become limp solid furry boulders. I offer hotdogs and liver mush and squeeky toys and get down and pat the ground and try to get them to just WALK on a leash (even without me holding it) and they wag their tails and maybe take a tiny step then lay back down.

No progress so far! Any advice?

[People Whisperer]

Try putting leash on and totally ignore them...sooner or later they will move and after they move comfortably without paying attention to it you can start picking it up.
Lily was like that with her back pack. She would stand like a stomp and not move. After a while she got tired and started walking 
Good luck and keep us posted on your progress 

[Care2Adopt]

Off leash they come to me willingly, but the second I put a leash on their collars (they accepted the collars with no problems) they freeze. Peanut butter, cheese, hotdogs, liver, all is ignored as soon as they realize they have a leash on. If I sit down they sit in the middle of the floor and look at me pitifully as if they are stuck to the floor with glue. If I unclip the leash they unfreeze and go wiggling off. I'm stumped!

[Care2Adopt]

Well, I put the leashes on them at 10 am and they are just not starting to move LOL. Annie ran off first finally wanting to chase a toy, and now they are playing with the leashes on. Hopefully they will learn they arent snakes soon!