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

Tuesday, 21 December 2010

Training Collar

training collar
Does anyone know anything about the Illusion Dog Training Collar?

I am training a 5 mo. pitbull, even though he does not pull when I am walking I was told that this was something good to have?


The Illusion collar is just a nylon slip collar that is held up in the proper position (just behind the ears, high on the neck) by the use of a contraption made of stiff stays and nylon webbing. Many people who do not know what they are doing or have not seen other options might find the $39.95 collar to be an attractive option.

The problem with most slip collars is that the collar must be large enough to go over the dog's head and the dog's neck is a smaller diameter than its head. If a regular slip collar will fit over your dog's head, it will also lay too low on the dog's neck and be out of the proper position.

For $12.50 you could have this nylon slip collar in 1" increments that fastens around your dog's neck and stays where it belongs: http://leerburg.com/746.htm provided you order the right size!

I'm not a big fan of choke chains, but they are also slip collars. I learned from an Army military war dog trainer that once a choke chain is on your dog, you can take up the slack and put a key chain ring through the chain to keep it from going slack again. Of course the key chain ring must be of a larger diameter than the rings on the chain. I already had a choke chain and the key ring was free from my hardware store.

Personally, I feel that a 5 month old puppy is a bit too young for training collars of any sort and should still be on a flat collar at all times. Wait a few more months before introducing training collars to your puppy, OK? The Illusion collar page says to wait until the puppy is one year of age, but under certain conditions, I think 8 months is fine.

Have you looked into prong collars for later? They look mean, but are actually more humane than slip collars.


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Tuesday, 14 September 2010

Training Collars

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Different Types f Dog Training Collars

When dog owners first get their dog they want to train it as soon as possible. Whether it's to discipline your dog or for keeping it under control, a dog training collar is a real necessity. Some of the popular types of collars for dog training are found in many styles and ranges at Kozydogs.com.

Chain slip collars

Also called choke collars, this dog training collar  is used to make behavioral corrections by tightening the grip of the metal chain around your dog's neck. This training dog collar should be used with care as they can harm your dog's neck. Never leave these chains on your dog when they are unattended. These chains are used to train the dogs to walk on heels. The dog also gets trained in walking on a leash.

Prong collars

A prong dog training collar for dog training is recommended for training stubborn and tough dogs. Although this type of dog training collar appears to be harsh, they are very effective in controlling very big lunging dogs. This dog training collar from kozydogs.com works on almost the similar mechanism as choke collars but they are more effective than them. In addition to tightening the grip on the dog's neck, they also pinch the dog to bring correction in his behavior. One should be very cautious while using such a training collar. Don't forget to remove these collars when your dog is to be left unattended.


Electric collars

An Electric dog training collar for dogs' has become very popular because of their advanced mechanism. These collars can identify the vibrations that develop in the dog's throat due to barking. Once these vibrations are detected, a small shock is automatically generated to correct the dog's behavior. There is nothing to worry about. There are several different brands and styles available from kozydogs.com for the perfect dog training collar for your dog's needs. The intensity of the shock is nothing more than a sharp smack or a hard slap. This is a completely safe and effective device in which to  train your dog.

There are many other types of collars, such as leather or nylon collars that can be used to train your dog. These collars are generally used for small puppies which are very delicate. Although at kozydogs.com you can also get a training dog collar specifically designed for small dogs.


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