Home Care 2

How to choose the right training tools for your dog:
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Remember ā€“ there is no ā€˜one size fits allā€™ so itā€™s important to recognize what works for you and your dog.
ā€¢ A toggled slip leash (top R) is a good starting point. All collars they should be fitted so they stay high up on neck under the jaw line.
ā€¢ A martingale collar is safe for a new or shy dog because it will not slip off. ā€¢ A sporn harness is a good pick If more corrective pressure is needed for walks.
ā€¢ A halti (L) works well for pullers and alleviates pressure on the neck.
ā€¢ A herm sprenger prong collar is effective for powerful breeds and extreme pullers (bottom R).
ā€¢ Start by using the leash in the house. Guide the dog around and teach them where they can and canā€™t go. For example guiding them off the couch so they donā€™t turn it into a game or become hand shy.
ā€¢ Start by having your new buddy sleep in a crate at night and when no one is home. Your dog can earn more freedom as a routine is established . Put the crate in the bedroom to represent his bed and a dog bed in the living room to represent his couch.
ā€¢ Always have a collar and tag with your phone number on your dog at all the times!!!