How does the perfect dog command collar work?
The little spikes on the underside of the collar are to make your dog listen when you give a command and they ignore you, just give it a little jerk and say Sit, Stay or what ever your command is. Just remember to use the same words for your different commands while training ..
Does Don Sullivan’s dog training really work?
Don Sullivan’s The Perfect Dog system works so great because it really helps to get you inside the head of your dog. Dogs do not think as we do in terms of reward for good behavior.
Is it better to use a harness or collar?
Using a dog harness instead of a dog collar makes it easier to control and manage any dog, even those with leash manners that aren’t quite perfected. A harness disperses pressure over a larger area of his body, reducing strain on his neck and back. Harnesses discourage pulling.
Should you keep a collar on a dog at all times?
While some dogs are quite happy wearing a collar, from a practical point of view, constantly wearing one could cause damage to their fur and the skin on their neck as the collar rubs against their body.
Are wide collars better for dogs?
Wide dog collars are great for walking, training and playing. When walking or training, a wide dog collar offers more security around your pup’s neck. If your dog likes to roughhouse, a wide collar will offer more protection from other dogs or possible injuries to their neck. Wide collars don’t have to be boring!
Is it OK to leave a harness on a dog all the time?
Harnesses increase your control, prevent constant tugging and/or pulling, and are perfect for dogs with neck and oesophagus injuries. But just like dog collars, it’s best not to leave them on your dog all the time.
Can a dog wear a collar and a harness at the same time?
Yes, a dog can wear a collar and a harness at the same time for extra security and control when out walking your dog. While the collar is a good option for your puppies, if you have a large dog, the harness does the job perfectly.
Why does my dog freeze when I put his harness on?
Some dogs prefer to be homebodies, and they know putting their harness on is the first step in leaving their comfort zone. Their behavior could be due to the simple fact they’re tired and don’t feel like walking, and it can also be a response to fear.