How To Put On A Prong/Pinch Collar
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OMG! Your dogs are hilarious! Thanks for the video. I'm learning how to use them.
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your brown pit is soooo adorable
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thank you so much for this video just took my pit rescue to the trainer where they fitted her for a prong collar but when i got home I couldn't get it off. yea for youtube!
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Cute pits:D
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Damn that dog is excited(x
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Prong and choke collars can do much more damage than just yanking and choking a dog.
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@skip2mylizzle And thats how it should be when you're not correcting the dog.
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Nice dogs... the white one knows what's shes holding
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I thought the collar looked a little loose
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Never tied down your dog with this collar, it's only to be used with supervision. Also if your dog does not respond to this collar, stop using it.
@kartastic123 prong collars are not painful, ive tested every tool ive ever used on myself before risking using them on dogs, it's to represent a bite (correction) from another dog, and is only mild discomfort unless you're using it wrong and yanking on the lead, that is dangerous, although i don't believe it's the right choice for every dog and i won't use them unless all other options have failed me.
rix1351 1 year ago 6
@FiestyKiki Yes. Any training tool, whether a prong collar, a head collar, or a front-clip harness is just that-- a training tool, to be used during a training program. They can all help owners physically manage their dogs as well, but all can have negative effects (in a variety of ways) if misused.
watsisyou 1 year ago 5