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A chain collar should fit snugly… buy the smallest size you can get over your dog’s head (10-inch |
Pinch collars with smaller links are usually the best choice, even for bigger dogs… you can buy packs of extra links |
This rather adorable teeny-tiny pinch collar is a great choice for dogs under 10 lbs. You may need to buy extra links |
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Most of my clients will not need a remote training collar, but I sometimes recommend them for specific behavior issues. Please don’t buy a remote trainer without talking to me first… but if I’ve told you to get one, this is it! |
Though I generally don’t recommend harnesses for long-term use, some of my clients like to use this harness to minimize pulling during the initial phase of training, then we switch to a training collar when it’s time to teach your dog proper leash walking manners. |
“No one but Katy’s parents could understand what a difficult task you were presented with… You performed nothing short of a miracle with a very high-spirited German Shepherd.”
—Bobbi Ernst, owner of Katy, a 3-year old German Shepherd.
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to make the collar longer, if needed. This collar has a quick-release snap so you’ll have an easier time getting the collar on and off!
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