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Dog Training Part 2 Question ….?
In this issue: http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/index; _ylt = Anc5SLvAGnVtcApXLtChKrvAFQx.; _ylv = 3? Qid = 20080816071334AAxSr7x further agreed that this is not your dog like a human being, and train the dog depending on what is best for the dog, not what the dog does not necessarily want. So given that, what are your views on: 1. Necklaces plane? 2. Martingale Collars? 3. Choke chains? 4. Necklaces? 5. Glass ceiling? 6. Spray type Colliers? 7. An electric or E-collars? Note that each of the foregoing, cases of abuse, is cruel, inhumane and may be dangerous. For extra points: Did you choose the tools you use to educate your dog: 1. How it works for your dog and what you try to train? 2. How grammar "human" tool collecting Sorry – wrong this morning – "Do You Choose …" 
James – Want to expand a little?
But these are just my opinions. What works for me is "right" is only a matter of my experiences and what worked for me: 1. Necessary for identification tags and place a checkmark lead. It also serves to manipulate when control of the dogs (after all, you can not take a hand you can about a child). 2. Martingale is fine. I have not been happy with them, especially the detail of those I met on the slide head instead of a loop. I could never get a useful answer, as I have arthritic hands and necklaces of adjustment is difficult and not something I do every time I wear a dog collar! However, this is what jazz is like the dog just where I had been "stripped" at night and record of Nice. The martingale property is good because it keeps the neck from sliding when in the lead. It is the first dog I can say, "a martingale for his works"! 3. I do not like chain necklaces. Also great for work after getting over their heads as they ride too low in the neck. The chain of "material is worrisome to me. I prefer nylon complement many coils. They adapt well, do not go to the head and can be connected to the "dead"-ring does not work, what the makes safe when not in training to use. 4. When I like nylon collars chapter wave start will not work. A draw-heavy, for example. I agree that these must be used properly and with the knowledge and care. 5. I loved my invisible barrier to rest my dogs on my property * * Whatever outdoors. No physical barrier is needed for the simple reason that the animals can freely approach. So, I do not recommend to "outside" dogs. 6. No experience. No opinion. 7. To work remotely on a dog "knows" that has the possibility of "not listening" … these requirements. I agree to be used with care, knowledge and fairness. They are not intended to torture animals. Bonus: 1. Absolutely. ** ** The only dog I have ever used the use of an e-collar was a runner he knew was in me and I knew the distance, had the opportunity to turn a deaf ear. A few months with an e-collar attitude changed and we have not used since. 2. For me, "human" means the way is used, not perception. A flat collar in the wrong hands, can become an instrument of torture, in my opinion.
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