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Any pet dog needs certain equipment in order to live in house and gets training. A dog training collar is a must-have accessory for any dog owner. It will greatly help to conduct basic training, obedience training and even some sports training.
Today there is a wide range of dog training collars - staring from the traditional leather or nylon collar and going further to a series of high-tech electronic collars featuring remote controls and even a dog detection system. For most of the dogs the traditional collars ar absolutely enough to conduct their training.
It is likely that you will need more than one dog training collar. Most dog owners have at least two - one for in house use and another for going out. An economic option is to buy a light leather training collar to be used for home training and a stronger one - for outdoor use. A pinch-training collar is very suitable for outdoor obedience training especially for more active dogs that often pull themselves on the leash. An alternative of the pinch collar is the halti collar. Dog barking collar is also an effective tool for behavior training. Certain dog breeds (the bigger and stronger ones) may need choke training collars.
The more expensive options are electronic dog training collars. Their operation is based on electric, sound or vibrant stimulation. There are several stimulation levels in order to meet the specific requirements of each dog and training purpose. Electronic dog training collars provide a number of features all sorts of training. You can find training collars for better agility training, obedience training, and even specialized training.
A dog training collar should be used properly in order not to harm your dog. If you are uncertain how to use it, ask the shop assistant in the pet hop or contact a professional dog trainer to sow you how to use it. Some general rules for the use of any dog-training collar are:
The collar should fit your dog - take measurements and than pick up the right collar
The collar should not be too tight around the neck of your dog. On other hand it should not be too loose either as your dog will be able to easily escape. As a rule of thumb you should be able to tuck two fingers between your dog's neck and the collar
In case your dog has a specific medical condition, use a collar that will not intensify it.
Certain types of collars are for temporarily use only. Use then while the training lessons are held and than change it with a regular leather collar.
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