Arindam writes, “I have a Doberman pup who is 5.5 months old. When I got your book he was already trained to know all of the basic command but I was not getting consistent response from him. After I read your book, now Pluto is always on prong collar (except when we play fetch and when …
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Pinkie wrote to ask about whether she should be worried about her prong collar coming apart: “Hi, on another website they claim that prong collars can easily come apart on the dog when you don’t want them to, by a link breaking or if you don’t fasten it correctly. They sell what is called a …
I was looking through our log files and noticed that someone had entered a search that asked: “Why use prong dog collars? The question reminded me of the response given by famous bank robber Willie Sutton when asked why he robbed banks: “Because that’s where you find the money,” said Sutton. Why Use Prong Dog …
Adam shows how to properly fit your dog’s prong training collar. (Also frequently called a “pinch collar”).
Miadog writes to me: I can’t believe I have been using the prong collar with the prongs under my dogs neck, not behind her head!. I have been using it the wrong way for 8 mos. The associate at Petco never even asked if I knew how to use it. I just assumed the prongs …
jvolk0122 writes to me, asking about the pinch collar: Hi I adopted a lhasa apso terrior mix which is about 20 pounds and have started to train her. I have a pinch collar and have it fitted correctly. The problem is that I think it may be to aggressive for her. When I give a …
Dear Adam: I bought your book over a year ago and still use it. I have my dog Cosmo where I want him, except for one problem. I have a friend, Brian, who comes over to visit from time to time. Cosmo just goes nuts over this guy. He will not respond to any commands– …