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Teach your dogs through positive punishment
Professional trainers claim that there are different tools you can use for dogs. For pinch collars, they are better suited for those dogs that have fatty and furry necks because the prongs won’t bite easily to their skin. But when it comes to smaller dogs with thinner necks, you can buy a different collar. However, the kind of training remains the same. This technique simply discourages your dog from doing anything that is out of line.
Positive punishment is an effective training choice
Positive punishment is a technique used by dog trainers and owners when altering the behavior of their dog. Similar to humans, dogs get discouraged when a negative consequence follows a certain action. This is what positive punishment does. In psychology, when a negative consequence follows a certain behavior, the person or in this case, the dog, avoids the said behavior just to avoid the negative consequence.
Love them through knowing and training them
On the other hand, there is another operant conditioning that trainers and owners do. It’s called positive reinforcement wherein they reinforce a dog’s behavior by giving them a reward after the right behavior is done. You can see this when owners give their dogs treats as a reward for doing a trick, peeing in the right place, etc. These two kinds of behavioral conditioning are the most common ways on how trainers and owners teach their dogs how to behave.
Measure the size and choose the right collar for your dog
A good collar will never puncture your dog's skin.
Purchasing the right kind of prong collar lessens the likelihood your dog will experience pain while wearing it.
Quality prong collars are designed to gently pinch the loose skin around the dog's neck, providing negative reinforcement in the event of pulling and misbehaving.
The right size is important. Collars are divided by weight distinction, so know how much your dog weighs before selecting a collar.
Stop using the collar once your dog no longer needs it.
Prong collars are not meant for longterm use. Working with a certified trainer, get your dog to a place where he has learned proper leash manners and no longer pulls. Once your dog has mastered good walking techniques, you no longer need to use the collar.
sg
May 20, 2025
The size is great & easy to use. Definitely great quality & adjustable. It is a bit hard to take prongs off but other then that it is great product!!
Customer
May 10, 2025
good for training
Ivona
May 9, 2025
I am taking one star off because of one detail. See picture. It is bulky and should be just small ring . There are many in the market exactly without this lock which looks out of place and is not helping here. It is heavy why to add more waight with this lock?
Dare
April 1, 2025
Man this thing made a night & day difference when leash changing my dog. He is a 80lb shepherd with some social disorders that make him extra hyper focused and hard to contain at times. I stopped walking him myself after he grew so much (we got him as a tiny puppy) because he chases cars and would jerk me into the street and most times I have my toddler with me so I said nope! Not to mention his regular colar and even harness he would choke himself out on I felt like it wasn’t worth it. It was a struggle because then having him at home - with his disorders especially made his pent up energy hard to handle! This collar is LIFE changing. He corrects himself when he feels it tightening. I don’t have to pull on him, he doesn’t jerk me around or leave my hand aching after a walk. Cannot recommend this thing enough. Only change I would make is a clasp or something to make it open easier for removal. Choke collars like this are NOT meant to be too lose otherwise they can damage your dogs trachea. If it goes on easy changes are you don’t have it on them correctly. So that being said putting this on and taking it off of him is a little challenge to get around his ears, but so worth it for how effective it is! 10/10 recommend.
lisa shock
February 21, 2025
I HAD TO REMOVE ONE LINK ( EASY) AS IT WAS A BIT LARGE. IT WORKS GREAT AND DOG NO LONGER PULLS ON LEASH.
Shawn Russell
February 20, 2025
This is a very heavy collar and I would say is not appropriate for any dog under 60 lbs. It is so bulky and heavy that it is hard to clasp. If you have a very large and aggressive dog this would be a great product. My dog is 35 lbs and this collar is just too bulky.
Brooke
January 13, 2025
Helps curb my dogs appetite for pulling. He’s a big strong guy.
Christina
January 4, 2025
I purchased two of these. The metal is so thick that you cannot remove the links easily, so its not easily functional, easy to use, nor eye catching. The one got twisted and can't be used because it's twisted at the base not at a link. Not a good value for your money. The training is effective as all choke collars are.
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