Showing posts with label Collars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collars. Show all posts

Monday, July 9, 2012

Do Bark Collars Hurt The Dogs?

There are three different types of dog bark collars that are very popular at the moment among dog owners. All of them work, but there is some debate as to whether these collars are ethical to use. If you have a dog that barks very often, then you must have all the information of these tools you can use on your pet.

Citrus Spray Collars

Dog Collars

These no bark collars use a strong citronella smell when the dog barks persistently. Because dogs really don't like the smell of citrus, this can be very effective as a no bark collar. Some citronella collars use two methods to prevent the dog from barking - first they make a warning hissing sound, prior to the spraying itself. If the dog stops barking, the spraying will not occur. The dog is not hurt at all by either the sound or the spray.

Collars With Ultrasonic/Sonic Mechanisms

These collars produce a sound that only dogs can hear. This sound is like the one created by dog whistles. When dogs learn that if they stop barking, the annoying sound will stop, they cease making noise. Even though the sound annoys them, most people cannot hear it. Is this considered ethical by the experts? Yes. Again, the dog feels no pain whatsoever, but it is only annoyed by the noise. Note: This type of no bark collar is considered the least effective, as the dog can become used to the sound over time.

Bark Collars With Electronic Devices

When the electronic collar "hears" the dog bark, it gives the dog a mild electrical shock. The shock is not harmful and it can be compared to static shock humans feel. Some people condemn the use of this type of collar, considering it unethical. Their opinion is based on the fact that, unlike the other types of collars, this electronic device does more than annoying the dog - it applies a physical stimulus. There are persons who do not approve with these devices. However, the electronic dog collar does a great job in calming down your dog so, if you are a dog owner and your dog never ceases to bark, you may as well consider buying a bark collar.

To deter a dog from barking excessively, you can choose from no bark dog collars that use citronella spray, sonic or ultrasonic sounds, or electronic shocking. Unlike the citrus and the sonic collars, the electronic device is considered unethical by some people because it uses shocks. Anyway, you can safely pick any of the three alternatives, as none is considered a real threat to your dog.

Do Bark Collars Hurt The Dogs?

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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Dog Training Collars and How They Work

Dog training collars are designed to be used as training tools only. These are not meant to be used as long term discipline. As with training any animal, some respond to different techniques, and may require alternate methods of training.

This being said, dog training collars can be a great way to work with your pet or hunting dog. The purpose of a dog training collar is to initiate a reaction that your dog will not want repeated. A dog will quickly learn to obey your commands in order to stop any unwanted electronic charge. People use dog training collars to reinforce commands and correct their dog's undesirable behaviors.

Dog Collars

The basic parts of a dog training collar system include: A handheld transmitter, a collar receiver and collar probes. A signal is sent from the transmitter to the receiver on the collar. Once received, the collar then sends an electrical charge through the probes, which are embedded in the collar itself. The probes must have direct contact with your dog's body in order to operate effectively.

The number one question on everyone's mind is will the "shock" from a dog training collar harm my animal? Even though it is unpleasant (this is the negative reinforcement), it will NOT cause your dog physical harm. Electrical charges from the collar are not intended to harm your dog in any way, just greatly annoy them. Similar to a "zap" you may get when you touch something metal on a dry winter day.

All good training collars have the capability of multiple stimulation levels; be sure to always start with the lowest level. Other units offer vibration or tone as the source of reinforcement. You do have many different options to choose from.

Electrical shock can be delivered in two forms; continuous - which means the charge lasts as long as the button is pressed, or nick stimulation - which refers to a quick charge that lasts less than a second no matter how long the button is pressed. Many units have built in safety features which will not allow continuous stimulation for more than 10 seconds.

Some questions you need to ask yourself before purchasing a dog training collar. How many dogs will be trained 1, 2, 3 this will determine the number of collars needed? Do you plan on using the trainer in wet conditions or while the dog is swimming? Do you need water proof or water resistant? At what distance do you expect to have control of the collar? Size of collar needed to fit your dog correctly.

And finally, some features to consider when shopping for dog training collars include; safety shut-off, "no bark" control, and integrated locator beeper.

Dog Training Collars and How They Work

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Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Prong Collars 101

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I explain why prong collars are so effective and the science behind it. I also show you how to fit them and use them properly! you can find me on facebook: www.facebook.com

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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Dog Training Collars - Explanation of prong/pinch collars

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Sunday, March 18, 2012

Dog Training Collars & Leashes : Dog Training Collars

Dog Training Collars & Leashes : Dog Training Collars Tube. Duration : 1.17 Mins.


There are a variety of dog training collars on the market all designed to do different things. Learn more about dog training collars withtips from a dog trainer in this free pet care video. Expert: Donna Bainter Contact: www.SPCATampaBay.org Bio: Donna Bainter has been a feline and canine behavior trainer since 2000. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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Monday, March 12, 2012

Dog Training Shock Collars

Dog Training Shock Collars Video Clips. Duration : 1.77 Mins.


www.dogbehavioronline.com for free electronic dog shock collar training and how to safely use and electric dog collar. You'll find e-collars safe and easy to use with these training techniques.

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Saturday, February 4, 2012

Top 15 FAQ's About No Bark Collars & Anti-Bark Devices

Thinking about getting a No Bark Collar or Anti-Bark Device? Them I'm sure there are lots of questions about how they work and their safety. No to worry though, because here's some answers to a list of the most frequently asked questions about these items.

How Do I Stop Nuisance Barking?
If at all possible figure out first what is causing the barking. If there really isn't a reason then this is nuisance barking and needs to stop. The only way to do this is to discipline the dog not to bark through training. An Anti-Bark collar is a successful and humane method to teach your pets and modify their behavior.

Dog Collars

How do No Bark control collars work?
Anti-Bark or No-Bark Collars use four different methods to combat nuisance barking associated with most dogs. Each type of collar provides an effective solution depending on the pet, surroundings, circumstances and available adjustments provided dependent upon the manufacturer of the product. The methods are Citronella or a No Scent Spray Collar, Static Electronic Shock Collars, Ultrasonic Sound Tone Devices or they can be Remote Control Devices that use either the Spray technique or Static Shock methods.

Are the Collars Harmful?
They are not harmful to your pet(s). Either method does an effective job of curbing or ridding the pet of improper behavior. The systems static shock is no worse than the shock you get when walking across a statically charged rug then touching a metal object or another person.

What breed of dog can you use the No Bark Collars on effectively?
Any breed of dog that needs to be corrected for nuisance barking can wear and use the collar. Tests have been performed on 1000's of dogs and have successfully worked without harming any of the breeds. Small breeds are more sensitive just because they tend to be more high strung. For that reason I use the spray method on my Min Pins.

Can you use them on any size of dog?
The No Bark Collars should only be used on pets 8 lbs or more in weight and at least 6 months old.

Does it take a long time to break them of this annoying habit?
Tests have shown that most pets will reduce barking in as little as 2 days having 6-30 minute sessions of training. Of course the pet and individual circumstances may or may not take to training in this short a period of time. It may take longer.

Is every pet able to be trained to stop their barking?
Not Always. Sometimes it's a matter of not setting up the device properly. Other instances suggest that the dog may be suffering from another type of disorder. The most important rule is to be patient and work with your pet.

Is there a way to control the bad barking situations but not their normal acceptable behavior?
This would be a good situation for using a remote control collar. You as the owner would have to control when they were sprayed or received the electronic shock.

Once the dog gets used to it should it stay on them at all times?
That depends. If they bark non-stop this may be a symptom of something else or more serious. You might want to get a Veterinarians opinion. Otherwise keeping the collar on for more than 8 hours at a time is generally not recommended.

If I train them, is that it?
Once the dog realizes that without the collar there is no shock, they may from time to time need to be re-trained. So although the training may have been successful it might have to be repeated once in a while.

What shouldn't I do with a No Bark Collar?
Don't use it as their walking collar. Always use a regular collar and train them with it when taking them for a walk. You need to exercise this specific control at this time so your pet knows that you are in control at all times. Not just when the No Bark Collar is around their neck.

Are these No Bark Collars and Anti-Bark Devices Effective?
Yes, all of the different devices have been proven to be very effective on all breeds of dogs. It was also proven that when it comes to calming "nuisance-barking" dogs, a spritz of fragrance under the chin is more effective than electric shock, as tested by the Animal Behavior Clinic at Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine. Dog owners who tried both types of No Barking collars preferred citronella spray over shock for their pets, according to a report in the Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association (May-June 1996, Vol. 32).

Is a No Bark Collar or an Anti-Bark Device the right treatment for my pet?
The answer to your question is yes. It is the right solution and the course of action is in fact to have the pets "self monitored". By using a No Bark collar or an Anti-Bark device we can curb or even eliminate the bad behavior. There are a number of styles and methods so the next step would be to review the different types and select the best for your pet's situation and surroundings.

What about Anti-Bark "Area" Devices? Are they just as effective?
They are just as effective. However unless there are no other pets around, the device does not discriminate and will affect those pets that are not barking as well. So an individual collar might be more helpful in this case.

What type should I get if using the static shock collar?
The best one to get has several modes of training and within each mode there are levels of the electronic shock that will be administered. This way the collar can be set to the most effective setting with the least discomfort for your pet. The levels of shock only increase in relation to the pets continuing to bark. This is what breaks them of their bad habit.

Remember to work with your pet. The devices are only one part of training to break them of any bad habits. Good Luck with your training.

Top 15 FAQ's About No Bark Collars & Anti-Bark Devices

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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Sport dog collars

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Thursday, January 19, 2012

Dog Training Collars & Leashes : Training Dogs Not to Pull the Leash

Dog Training Collars & Leashes : Training Dogs Not to Pull the Leash Tube. Duration : 1.15 Mins.


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Monday, January 9, 2012

Fancy Dog Collars

Dog collars are one of the most common things a pet owner buys for his or her pet. Most people purchase a normal collar for their pet but there are many more options available today which would delight not only the buyer but also the dog.

Dog collars are of many different kinds, depending on the material used. These include cotton, nylon, leather, suede, metallic, handmade, woven, velvet, foam, and even gold, silver and platinum. They are designed in beautiful patterns such as polka dots, python prints, crocodile prints, animal prints, valentine, tuxedo style, denim, bandana, mink, crystal, bone, bows, Victorian, neon, glitter, mink, and others. Some collars are also being fitted with devices like speakers, RFID, GPS, reflectors, adjustable buckles, and other attachments.

Dog Collars

Most people would not hesitate to spend a fortune to please their canine friends. Many manufacturers are taking this opportunity to design exquisite collars that would delight even the choosiest of pet owners and their friends. Some of the fanciest collars are those made of gold, silver, platinum or other expensive metals, embedded with precious and semi-precious gemstones like rubies, sapphires, and Swarovski crystals.

Some are also personalized with beautifully decorated beads that spell the pet's name, or slide-on letters encrusted with gemstones. Some collars are also attached with attractive charms shaped like hearts, bones or the pet's name, decorated with gemstones. Prices of these can start from and may go up to 0 or more. Some manufacturers also allow the buyer to design the collar. This can also be done even online, over the manufacturer's website. Dog collars are also provided with attractive buckles. Fancy dog collars are also available in wholesale quantities of 12 or 24.

Fancy Dog Collars

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Saturday, January 7, 2012

Barking Dog Collars To Stop The Constant Racket

Barking dog collars are useful to help you train your dog to control excess barking. All dogs bark. It's just a way of communication. And all barking is not bad. The bad part is excessive barking and barking at the wrong time, like at night.But a dog barking collar is best used in combination with other types of training.

Before you get a dog barking collar, spend some time observing your dog to try to understand why all the barking. It may be a simple matter to stop the barking without the expense and trouble of a collar. And remember that in most cases the dog collar will only stop the barking while it is on the dog. Dogs are smart. Take the collar off and the barking starts back.

Dog Collars

If you choose to get a dog bark collar, you can choose from three types.

The citronella collar is preferred by many. It works by spraying citronella oil near the dog's nose when the barking starts. The stinky oil stops most dogs from barking without harming the dog. Some dogs keep barking, but not many.

Another control collar is an ultrasonic collar. These devices emit ultrasonic sounds when barking starts. It's irritating to dogs but not to people. This works with most dogs but not all.

The final category of dog training collars is the electronic shock collar. Barking sets off an electrical jolt that only stops when the barking stops. Most dogs quickly learn to stop barking, but usually only works while the collar is on. Dogs learn quickly that no shock happens when the collar is off. Also, many dogs become fearful and crazy when subjected to shocks. Do you blame them? Many people see these as cruel. Since the citronella collars seem to work as well or better, citronella collars are a better choice.

Barking Dog Collars To Stop The Constant Racket

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Thursday, December 29, 2011

Plastic Cone Collars Vs Soft E Collars

Often after surgery our pets may require a device to stop them from gaining access to their surgical area. Or on occasion, our pets may need something to deter them from licking, biting or scratching at a chronic sore spot. One such product that is widely used today by veterinarians is the "E-Collar" or Elizabethan Collar.

Where did the name Elizabethan or E-Collar come from? The term Elizabethan Collar comes from an article of clothing called "the ruffs", which was worn around the neck of women in England during the Elizabethan times (1558-1603). The "ruffs" were very elegant but very stiff, which prevented these women from full neck movement. Our current day pet manufactures must have thought if an elegant article of clothing could prevent a woman from moving her head freely, why not modify the design to be used on animals.

Dog Collars

Many of today's E-Collars are made of very hard plastic. You can be certain your pet will not be able to reach his stitches or hot spot, when he is wearing this cumbersome device. For that matter, he will not be able to do much of anything else. The archaic design of the plastic cone collar impedes your pet's vision, it causes them to bump into things, they may trip while attempting to go up stairs, it will also deter them from eating or drinking and they will not be able to lie down comfortably. Not only will your pets get stressed out wearing one of these products, often we hear that pet parents are equally stressed out by seeing their pets struggle during their recovery period.

Some pet manufactures have come up with an ingenious method of doing away with the hard plastic cone collars. They have figured out a way to offer an alternative which is soft, flexible, comfortable and effective. The advent of the Soft E Collar has revolutionized the way veterinarian's care for their pet patients. While many veterinarians are taking advantage of these relatively new designs, many remain steadfast with offering the old plastic cone collar. Perhaps, some of these veterinarians don't realize there are alternatives or just maybe they are set in their ways.

If your pet is scheduled for surgery, ask your vet in advance if they carry the soft e collar. If they don't tell them there are many alternatives to the old plastic cone collar. You or your veterinarian can purchase a soft e collar from a manufacture, a pet retail store or an online pet supply store. They would be more than happy to provide you with advice as well as their alternative surgical collar. Keep in mind, any device that is placed around an animal's neck is foreign to them and they will try to find a way to remove it or get at their stitches or hot spot. Surgical collars are only meant as a temporary solution to your pet's situation.

Ultimately, you and your veterinarian will know what is best for your pet. But we strongly suggest trying the more humane soft e collar first. Your pets will Thank You.

Plastic Cone Collars Vs Soft E Collars

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Tuesday, December 20, 2011

dog barking collars

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If you are searching for information about Dog barking collars then this video may be of assistance. There are numerous dog barking collars available on the market, and this list is not meant to be exhaustive. The various brands of dog barking collars, which include (for example) Innotek, SportDOG (or Petsafe) & Dogtra. The ways in which the dog barking collars work in 'correcting' the barking of the dog, also varies. Some dog barking collars will emit warning tones, which are adjustable, when the dog barks. Other dog barking collars will spray citronella or lemon when the dog barks. And other dog barking collars emit a mild 'pulse' or 'shock' to the dog when it barks. These are very low, and similar to the devices, such as TENS, that are used for pain relief. These are intended more as a distraction than a punishment. There are also dog barking collars which emit a combination of sound and pulse. While there are numerous methods of 'correction' used by the collars, there are also numerous methods of detecting the barking used by the dog barking collars. Some dog barking collars simply have a sensor (for example, a microphone) which detects the sound of the barking. These types of collars could also be triggered by barks from other dogs. There are also dog barking collars that use a vibration sensor which detects the vibrations in the dog's throat, when barking. And then there are dog barking collars which combine the sensors, and have both the sensor to detect sound and ...

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Thursday, December 15, 2011

Dog Training Collars & Harnesses : Using a Halti Dog Harness

Dog Training Collars & Harnesses : Using a Halti Dog Harness Tube. Duration : 1.20 Mins.


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