TIP: To get the most out of this dog training course I would highly recommend you take each section a bite at a time. There's no rush to cram everything in fast. You can come back anytime you like. Trying to squeeze everything in fast and skipping ahead will only result in you missing out on some very important concepts.

Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Dog Training: A Guide To Dog Training Collars - Part 3

Dog Training Collar

An innovation of the choke chain dog training collar is the Snap-around choke.


Hey Dog Loving Friend,

Most of the collars we've discussed so far are worn around the dog’s neck...

The snap-around is like the choke chain, but designed to be a lot more 'dog-friendly' so as not to damage a dog’s windpipe:

  • The snap-around choke is very snugly fit and it is worn up high the dog’s neck
  • When the leash is jerked, it doesn't damage the dog’s windpipe
  • And doesn't jolt the dog as much...

These days there are also dog training collars that are worn on the head:

  • These type of collars are fitted on the dog’s head with a leash attached under the dog’s muzzle. The advantage of this collar, where the dog’s head is, its body will follow
  • The dog may not adjust that easily to wearing these kinds of dog collars and they may look like a pony halter or a muzzle

Another type of collar available is the Pronged or the German Pinch dog training collar:

  • This type of collar is especially made for dogs that are wild, unruly and difficult to control
  • These collars apply pressure on the protruding areas in the dog’s neck therefore it effectively catches the dog’s attention
  • This dog training collar does not damage the dog’s windpipe

In part 4, we'll take a closer look at the electronic dog training collar, should be an eye opener.

Enjoy and have fun.

Dog training collar...success made easy!

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