Showing posts with label dog training collars for small dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog training collars for small dogs. Show all posts

Tuesday, 31 August 2010

Dog Training Collar

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Your Hunting Dog Training Collar

Choosing the correct dog training collar can be difficult with so many choices out there. There are so many types you can choose from. You want to make sure you choose one that will be right for the type of hunting you do and type of dog you have. Kozydogs.com is a great place to find the right one for your hunting dog.




SportDog shock collars are one of the more popular types. Here are some of the SportDog Collars that are very good choices.




The SportDog Field Trainer - A very affordable remote training dog collar. it has a 400 yard range features a 2.8 oz receiver collar. Great for dogs over 30 pounds. You will find this shock collar works great for training in the field, or hunting with close working dogs. The transmitter and receiver are both waterproof. Low ongoing stimulation levels and gradual increases between levels are quite useful with sensitive dogs or breeds. You can customize this Shock dog collar to correspond with your training preference.




SportDog Stubborn Dog Field Trainer - An incredibly multipurpose dog training collar. It is an effective and inexpensive training collar with a 400 yard range featuring a 2.8 oz receiver shock collar. Great for dogs over 30 pounds or hunting breeds. This dog collar is one of the finest and is for the dog that is difficult to train. It is ideal for training in the field, or for hunting with your working dog. Waterproof transmitter and dog collar receiver. This dog training collar enables you to modify the transmitter to meet your training needs.




SportDog Wetland Hunter - This training collar is rugged, waterproof and submersible. Wetland Hunter shock collar has a high-output receiver with more than enough power for even the toughest wetland hunting environments.




SportDog Sport Hunter -  training collar for dogs This rugged shock collar is versatile and exceptional in all environments. Transmitter and receiver are waterproof and submersible. The low ongoing stimulation levels are particularly helpful with sensitive dogs or breeds. It has a 3/4 mile range and a comfy feeling soft transmitter texture, this unit is a delight to handle.
These SportDog dog collars from Kozydogs.com all have a variety of range levels and stimulation levels, you'll want to read all the specifications about the dog training collar you are interested in puchasing. Keep in mind a good hunting dog will be one that receives the right training that teaches him how to follow your commands.


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Sunday, 13 December 2009

Dog Training Collars For Small Dogs

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Dog Training.?

I have 3 dogs. And 2 cats. One of our dogs is a 8-9 month old dachshund. We can't seem to get her to listen or do anything.
She doesn't even know her own name. I need help on ways to train her on the following:
*potty training
*barking(she is always barking for the cat)
*knowing her name
*come&stay
*"no"
*chewing and eating everything in her path.
*begging

so far, for potty training, we put her in a small cage. with blankets during the night so she wont pee on the carpet. But during the day, she will come right in front of you and start to pee. like is a game. We tried barking collars, but they didn't work, no mattter how tight we put them, all the dogs would help her take it off.
the veternarian recomended a barking collar.


Sounds like she is a bit stubborn and is in charge, which I believe is typical for this breed..
My suggestion is getting her into some training classes ASAP...find a local training club in your area.

ADD
to tell you HOW to train for everything you have listed, it would take weeks


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