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Electronic Dog Training Collars

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This is exactly what it say`s it is this revolutionary way of what i would call making



your dog do all the right things the do`s the do not`s , in essence the collar train`s

the dog not the owner maybe the people that invented this contraption wanted the

dog and the dog training collar to form a bond more than the owner`s themselve`s

with the dog!

It`s a glorified electronic way to train your dog, but to me i personally prefer to use

good old fashioned dog obedience training-dog house training , as i`ve said time

and time again in my dog training article`s there`s good and bad method`s in dog

training book`s , dog training school`s, and all over the internet granted .However

i feel if a trainer develope`s a natural instinct and feel for their dog during dog

training this is what form`s that nessesary bond!

I feel that using a dog training collar abandon`s natural reflex response`s between

owner and dog which make`s for a less enjoyable experience that i loved when i

trained my dog oscar i trained him with gesture`s and verbal command`s so the

dog didn`t feel forced like with a dog training collar to us both it felt natural .

At the end of the day we are not taught to do any thought processe`s by wearing a

human training collar we are taught by our parent`s or guardian`s by a natural

teaching process.

I learn`t all my dog training skill`s and methology via a dog training website i

came across . At first glance i knew it was something special because it had

traditional value`s but with a uniqueness to it. The young lady in question is a very

highly respected dog trainer in north hollywood called Dove Cresswell who has a

hgh ranking CV in the world of dog obedience training she use`s traditional

method`s but with her own hallmark on it!

Dog training collar.
Electronic Dog Training Collars
The Main Features of a Dog Training Collar

As mentioned, each different dog-training collar is different from the next. There are some that are designed to fit around the dog's noses, which control the direction of the dog. They are generally attached to the lead and every time the dog is pulling or you need to reprimand the dog for something, a quick, sharp yet gentle tug on the lead will turn your dogs head towards you, shocking them into doing what you want them to do. An example of this includes:

? The Canny Collar ? A really good collar that has a 'pressure and release' system. It comes in seven different sizes so it will fit all breeds of dog snugly.

Others are less humane and a lot of critics say they are cruel. These include electric shock collars. Electric shock collars do exactly as they are called - they give the dog an electric shock whenever they do something wrong. Obviously this is really cruel and as safe as most companies say they are, they should never be used over other types of dog training collars. Unfortunately, there are a lot of collars like these on the market including:

? Petsafe Yard and Park Trainer ? The collar comes with a handheld device for the owner. When your dog is wearing the collar, all you have to do is push the button on the handheld device and it will send a shock to your dog up to 400 yards away.

Again, electronic collars really should not be used at all and they can be extremely cruel!

There are also collars that are fitted with devices that aim to stop them barking. These include the:

? Static anti-bark collar ? This collar has a built in on/off system that you can control. It also has a built in system which detects the vibrations within the dogs bark and it can determine whether the dog is barking or whether it has suffered a knock or a scratch.

The Cost and the Techniques Involved

If you choose a collar that is similar to the Canny Collar, you can expect to pay up to $30. However, for the electronic collars you can end up paying around $280! It all depends upon the size of your dog, what you want the collar for and how far you want the device to be able to reach.

The best way to use a collar is only when the dog is doing something you do not want them to do. They shouldn't be used too frequently, as, although the shock may be unpleasant for them, they tend to get used to it and so will ignore what you want them to do. Also, always be quick to reward the dog when they have done something correctly. As long as you are gentle yet firm, the dog should learn quite quickly what is expected of them.

There are some books out there that can help you find the right techniques to help you use the dog training collars more effectively. So it is worth checking out your local library or even picking one up online.

Overall, dog-training collars can be really effective if used properly. You just have to do your research first!
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