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• What are Tritri-Tronics e-collars?

  Tri-Tronics, a Garmin company, took an idea born on an Arizona mountain lion hunt and came up with an extremely effective solution. Their e-collars have revolutionized the dog training industry and forever changed how hunters take to the field with their dogs.

• What are the best dog training collars?

  The two collars I recommend are the Halti and the pinch collar . Every dog is different, and there is no collar best for all dogs. But for the average medium or large dog, the best training collar is the pinch collar . With a quick leash pop as a correction, the dog learns not to pull.

• Do dogs have to wear collars?

  Your dog should always wear a collar and ID tag. The standard dog collar , according to the Humane Society of the United States, is flat, with a buckle or plastic snap closure with a built-in ring for your dog ’s tags. Such collars today may include a breakaway feature to address choking or snagging concerns.

• Do collars bother dogs?

  Prong collar don’t hurt at all if they are used properly, they will bother the dog only if he pulls, this is why he learns not to pull. With a harness or head collar , the dog will be bothered all the time and will not understand that without pulling it will not be bothered .

• Are dog shock collars harmful?

  The shock emitted from the shock collar is completely safe and will not harm the dog but rather be somewhat uncomfortable and gain her attention. There are also varied levels of intensity so if it seems as if your dog is hurt by the shock , you have the ability to turn the intensity of the shock down.