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Dog training collars are extremely safe and effective tools. You can solve your dog's behavior problems, teach your dog basic obedience commands, and train your dog to do almost anything.
There are many places where people can go to learn to use them.

It's best to consult a trainer but often that's not possible either because of the expense or because there aren't any in your area that are familiar with "modern use" of the tool. You don't want to go to someone who uses the tool improperly. One question to ask a trainer that you're considering is "How do you find the dog's working level of stim?" The trainer should start at the lowest level that the dog training collar has and slowly turn it up, as he looks for subtle signs that the dog first feels the stim. Another question to ask is, "Do you consider yourself to be a 'low level' user or a 'high level" user?" If he says there's not such thing as a "low level stim user" avoid him like the plague. Some trainers work at the level where the dog first feels the stim. That's who you want to train your dog. Other trainers crank the dial up until the dog screams in pain and then they turn it down one level. Avoid people in the second group at all costs!

Dog training collars are all about communicating with your dog, it is not intended as a form of punishment. Since a training collar allows you to communicate with your dog immediately after a certain behavior has taken place he will quickly understand that there is a connection between the behavior and the electric stimulation.

Reviews:
People need to focus and follow instructions, listen to the man and stop blaming that the product doesn't work. A majority of the time its because of the leader, not the dog. People also have to understand that breaking habits doesn't come with the products. Keep in mind before buying the product, "you have to measure base of the neck before you but it", if not it will slip and have problems of rejusting the collar.

The biggest problem was that all the collars I tried did not stay up on his skinny, long neck. This is perfect! If you adjust it properly it will work. You can make a correction with very little effort. In fact, don't pull too tight because it is placed high on the neck as it should be, according to Cesar, and you will make an impact without force. To walk the dog properly you need a shorter leash so the set is nice. I'd have to spend money on a shorter leash anyway so for me, the set was a good deal!

My airedale paid better attention to my commands, and she was easier to control. It didn't eliminate the pulling, but it made it much more manageable. I'm sure Caesar could walk her like a charm, but I'm not Caesar! It's worth the investment.

Well we have 3 dogs all who pull terribly. I bought 1 collar to try it out on 1 of our dogs before jumping into ordering 3. Well I loved it so much that ordered the other 2 the same day I tried the first collar. And let me tell you dog 1 is a cocker Spaniel, 1 a 60lb Mixed Breed, and a Husky(natual puller). All 3 dogs have made vast improvements. If I walk them 1 at a time I get better results but thats because I have to learn how to control one at a time first. I have however ever walked all 3 at once with these collars and it5 did make a huge difference(before I could have never walked all three). Follow the directions and take your time putting on the collar, it takes some practice but gets easier with every use.

I truly respect Cesar Millan, which is why I trusted his recommended collar. We just got a dog from the SPCA and we're trying to train him. He pulls me on the leash so I naturally bought Cesar's product even though it was $40. Honestly, I don't think the collar does what it is supposed to do. I don't think the directions on how to put the collar on are sufficient; therefore, I end up re-adjusting the collar as I am walking, unsure of whether the collar is on properly. I don't want the collar to be too tight obviously, but the collar does NOT stay in place in order for the concept of having the collar up high to work. Sorry, Cesar. This product is not ready for prime time, and $40 is too much.

Dog training collar reviews are best when done by a shopper that purchased the same brand and model and want to share their experiences, be it positive or negative. Reading multiple dog training collar reviews will help the shopper make the best and most informed choice. They know that those with the best information and personal stories are the ones that are the most helpful.

It is also helpful for those who have purchased one of these products to write their own reviews. They should explain what they liked about the collar, what they didn't like and how their pet reacted to the collar. There are cases of collars delivering too much of a shock for a smaller dog or too mild of a shock for a larger dog. Unless others write how the collar worked with their pet, shoppers wouldn't know what to expect. Of course there are also cases where the collar didn't work at all and the manufacturer refused to give the customer a refund and these issues should also be addressed.

The only way a customer can make sure they're buying the best product for their situation is to read a number of dog training collar reviews before making that purchase. This way they will know exactly what to expect when they put that collar around their dog's neck.

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Learn the most appropriate, best fit and mose effective training collar for your dog. The main key is to get the one that fits perfectly to your dog's neck, that's why PetStreetMall have all brand and sizes of dog training collars to select.

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