Collars - Pros and Cons

Not all collars are created equal. There are dozens of different varieties and brands, and some work better for certain breeds and sizes. Choosing the right depends on the character of your pet. He is a stripper? A bridge? Or trot for a pint-sized poodles, the content is on your side? Regardless of what you own race, or whatever bad habit you want to break these collars must be the right thing.

Harness (leash attached to the shoulder blades)

Dog Collars

- Ideal for smallBreeds such as Shih Tzu or Yorkie or any dog ​​that is pulling the leash.
- Not suitable for wearing all day, as can happen with gentle rubbing shoulders. Longer hair can run over to matting of the fur, if worn.
- It may actually attract support. There is a reason why dog ​​sled use seat belts - their strength is consistent with the sling, which pulls distributed makes it more comfortable.

(Leash attached to his chest) "No pull" harness

- Prevents drive throughDistract your dog to you, if you prefer.
- The best moves for larger breeds or dogs on a leash.
- Not suitable for wearing all day, according to the above reasons.

Head Harness (leash fixed on the lower jaw)

- Ideal for those who pull on the leash too.
- Prevents pulling in the same way to harness a horse and control the dog by the head rather than his neck.
- The best to teach the basics of heel.
- Comfortable to wear. Thoughlooks like a muzzle, the dog has the freedom to drink, bark, etc.
- It may take longer for your dog accustomed to. Some dogs immune system, as you tighten the neck muscles to pull.
- If used properly, and with the cooperation of your dog, you can run a finger on a leash!
- I personally use this type of line with my 15 pound Cockapoo. I prefer the Halti brand.

Collar

- Best for everyday life.
- Buckle and locking clip. Work
- It can be wet and should never stretch.
- Not recommended for leash training, because too much burden on the neck.

Chain "Choke"

- Not recommended for wearing all day, because it is easy to grasp.
- Some dogs do not respond, so that they move independently, just like with a regular nylon collar.
- If it is taught, the collar can take the skin of the neck.
- I do not usually recommend these collars for my clients, because there are better alternatives on theMarket.

Collar "Pinch / Prong"

- Ideal for training leash for very stubborn dogs, big or small.
- Although this collar seems cruel, if used properly, will mimic an alpha-dog in the mouth, a slight pressure on the neck. Known to stabilize the unruly dogs.
- You should never break the line, if you have a collar polo. This is incorrect usage, and can cause injury to your pet.
- Not suitable for wearing all day - injuries can occur.

Leather or suedeCollar

- Ability to stretch over time, and your dog might be able to pull out of it.
- Some dogs have had irritation with this collar.
- Will bend or stretch when wet.
- When it's too rigid, the collar is abrasive against your dog's skin, causing blisters and irritation.

Bottom line: an adjustable nylon collar is best for everyday wear. If you are looking for a walk with the dogs that do not know how to heel, I recommend using a pinch collar or exploit, even on smallDogs.

Collars - Pros and Cons

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