Dog Training Equipment – Choke Collars
Dog Training Video – Learn about the different types of dog training collars. Pros and cons of using a choke collar discussed in this video.
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Dog Training Video – Learn about the different types of dog training collars. Pros and cons of using a choke collar discussed in this video.
Tags: pros and cons, Choke, Training, collars
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is it okay using prong collar for smalll breeds like standard size chihuahua.
Good video, couldn’t agree more!
@ImGoingInSolo e-collars are perfect for off lead training. A great example of this would be hunting dogs. Once you get the desired behavior you want the collar is no longer needed.
Eric, I am curious about what kind of collar is your favorite when it comes to training? And how do you give correction normally?
I have tried every type of collar, flat ones, martingale, pinch collar, choke collar and gentle leader. My dog is used to the pressure of martingale and choke collar and I end up with the pinch collar now. But I would hate it very much if he needs to wear it for the rest of his life.
Thank you for all the great sharings!
IM SO AGHAINST CHOKE COLLARS!!!!
beginning dog training from a store like PetsMart and/or Petco is far from what one learns eventually if they are serious and spend lots of money and time reading books, studying dog behavior and attending seminars before they would even come close to being considered good! Believe me, I know, I went through PetsMarts three month training program and now 10 years later, I know the difference 8-) I gave up mentoring for ABC College because of the quality experienced from their trainers 8-)
Wow… I hope that’s not true at most stores! I train dog trainers for Petco and we spend 3 months training them. Yes there is a giant book (2 in fact) that they have to read and learn, then there is a written test and they have to practice with me before they are certified so that I can be sure they know what they are doing… I guess I’m a “good chef” and we have some high quality “burger kings” around here!
you should try a prong instead. A GOOD prong will not affect the skin, its curve redirects pressure to avoid bruising. put a prong collar on your self and try it and then put a choke collar on your self and try it. Choke chain== badbad bruise
Prong= just a ‘smack’ feeling but no bruising
music chick,
Thats called a Furrsaver collar. I use one on my poodle. People use it for two reasons.
1: if the dog chewss collars it cant bite this one off.
2: the fur can go through the spaces in the chain. My poodle matts up badly from other collars, but I have a much much less matting and collar irritation on my poodle with it, but I have seen them on Akitas and rots too for the chewing reason.
Why would you teach a chihuahua how to heal?! You pull it and it is like throwing it behind your back :D
only for the idiots who don’t know how to use it!!! What should be illegal is e-collars
My lab does not get motivated by food doesn’t matter if it’s a piece of real bacon he sees training and wants out of it, he doesn’t get motivated by food or toys I tried for months! The only thing I could train him was to heal and that’s because I pulled on his collar like a choke collar.
I mean if I could get him to not pull and go chasing after dogs and cats every time he’s on the leach without a choke collar I would. I wouldn’t do this long term though, just as soon as he gets it.
The thing about being a trainer at Petsmart/Petco is that they basically give you a big binder on how to train dogs. If the dog is pulling on a leash- do this. Yes there can be good trainers at Petsmart, but that’s sort of like finding a good chef at Burger King.
Speak for the few trainers that you know from pet stores! I know a wonderful trainer for Petsmart that is about to graduate with her masters in Behavior Analysis and I work for Petco and I’m sure I could train circles around you! Don’t make blank judgements based a few lack luster trainers… Many trainers for these stores are not the best, yes, but most are just starting out… there are a few of us that choose this profession due to the need for quality trainers in those niches!
a harness would only exacerbate the problem
What about the link chain collar? I see most rotties wearing them. I don’t think they’re choke collars they’re just metal chain link types. I have a bracelet that’s similar. Any ideas? Are these ok as long as the dog is big enough to support the heavier chain?
Choke collars should be illegal.
If educate your self is different, prongs are not for all type dogs, and not to bash on people but the trainers at petsmart and petco are not good. If it works for you fine! take care and good luck
The “trainer” at Petsmart told me the pronged collar was worse. I dont use either– I have a nice strong bridle and leather leash. No problema.
I can’t use choke chains on either of my Chihuahuas because their tracheas can be so easily damaged. I have them both on harnesses to avoid that sort of problem, but harnesses just exacerbate the pulling when we go for walks. And, to add yet another problem, one of my dogs is a Houdini and can escape from her harness no matter how snug I make it… so, I’m not sure what to do.
A Gentle Leader
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personally i’d recommend a no pull harness or head collar
personally i think prong collars are WAY better than chokes. they distribute the correction equally.
i dont like using choke chain because of there history but would prong collar help
i need to learn hot to fit them for i could use it on my GSD
Do you recommend something other than a choke or pinch collar for a pulling dog? My bull terrier love to jerk me everywhere… But I wont use a choke collar, and I rally dont like the pinch collars so much either. Would a harness or one of those head collars work ??