It isn't for every dog, but I found the "gentle leader" style to be a good way to stop a dog from pulling. I tried one for my last dog though and she thought she was being punished for something. I finally started using the "pinch" style collar which worked out well. She would get excited when I picked it up because the only time I used it was when going out in public, and she loved people.
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goeduck
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Of course I could only clip onto to the collars the neighbor had on those Malamutes when returning them but they could drag my 180 lb carcass around like a rag doll if they wanted.
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My shepherd only pulls with the vet techs. I'm thinking she's had enough and is ready to get back to dad.
we do have a pinch collar that my wife and mom both use on her when walking her. I got a lot more booty then they do, so I can set me heal and give her a correction with the regular collar and she will straighten right out.
goeduck
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^^^ I got no booty, just old mans butt these days. High school weight +/- a couple lbs.
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Dottie in "her" recliner in the shop:
Alien
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Sweet dog.
goeduck
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^^^^
I"m learning to respect that second pic... one day I opened the door and Ruger jumped right over a skunk which was on the doorstep for some reason. Luckily for me, he never saw it.
The first is too true, also. :thumbsup:
Like my last dog, he get's excited when going to the vet. He loves attention and they love him so he get's it there in spades. I never have figured out how he knows, but can be sound asleep in the back seat yet when we turn the last corner, 1/2 mile from the vet's office he's up and excited. Again, my last dog acted the same way.
I"m learning to respect that second pic... one day I opened the door and Ruger jumped right over a skunk which was on the doorstep for some reason. Luckily for me, he never saw it.
The first is too true, also. :thumbsup:
Like my last dog, he get's excited when going to the vet. He loves attention and they love him so he get's it there in spades. I never have figured out how he knows, but can be sound asleep in the back seat yet when we turn the last corner, 1/2 mile from the vet's office he's up and excited. Again, my last dog acted the same way.
goeduck
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This one does not particularly like fireworks, so the New Years celebrations going on now are a little stressful. Needing some reassurance here that everything will be okay.
