Valentine One: Leash Training A Puppy

Tuesday, 11 December 2012

Buckle collar: Will not control dogs that are untrained; best for leaving on dog to hold ID tags and licenses.

Chain collar: Also called training collar or choke chain; only tightens when you give a correction; should be

draped over neck so it hangs loosely; do not haul the dog around with this type of collar; give short, sharp

corrections to get attention, then quickly release; the thicker the chain, the milder the correction; never leave

on dog unless attached to a leash; never use for tying out.

Prong collar: Gives equal correction by pinching, around the dog's neck, and is easier on the trachea than a

chain collar. These collars can be harmful and are only for professionals and should not be used without

professional supervision. Never leave on your dog unsupervised; never use for tying out.

Head halter: Wraps over nose and behind ears; works like a horse halter; controlling the head controls the

body; works on dog’s submission instincts; dog must be trained to accept the halter and not to paw at it or try

Leash Training A Puppy