Top Benefits of a Dog Collar

An overview of dog collar

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The Advantages of Having a Dog GPS System of dog collar

Basically in the gps dog collar system a SIM card is inserted in the collar of the dog so that the location of the dog can be traced through the cell phone. The frequency of the dog collar ranges between 900MHz to 1900MHz.

Chain training collar with small dogs such as chihuahua? of dog collar

I am suprised by the BS I'm seeing here. A choke collar is a fine tool when used correctly for ANY BREED OF DOG. So it's good for a German Shepherd but dangerous for a Chihuahuas teeny little neck? Well you're right, if you go jerking on it like you would a German Shepherd!!! The key here is common sense in noting a sharp little tug is a pretty BIG correction for a 3 pound dog.

I prefer prong collars though, less chance for human error as they do not fully constrict and can not cause a collapsed trachea which seems to be the main concern here. But here's the second "concern" an aggressive dog DOES need a choke collar/dominant dog collar on at ALL times. A dominant dog collar is simply a tighter fitting choke collar.

It's designed to take the air away from an aggressive dog who is actively attacking someone or something. If a dog can not breathe he can not bite. You don't jerk the collar you simply lift straight up and pull the dog's front legs off the ground which gives it no choice but to release what it's attacking.

Of course it's VITAL to have a dominant dog collar on a human aggressive or handler aggressive German Shepherd Dog right? But because chihuahuas are sooo tiny and cute they don't need it right? Wrong, a Chihuahua might not be able to kill you but it can hurt you, BAD. I know a little girl who literally had her cheek removed thanks to her grandmother's ill-mannered chihuahua. Also I have a chihuahua jack russ mix who is a rescue and was ill-tempered himself when I first got him.

..that's just a side note for those who may think I only work with big tough dominant GSDs all day and have no idea what I'm talking about when it comes to "normal" dogs...a dog is a dog, sound training is universal. Breed means nothing, temperament means everything.

Good night!.