How to choose right COLLAR for your dog. Pros and Cons EXPLAINED.

#bestdogcollar #dogcollarsfortraining #typesofdogcollar
What are the different types of collar? What is the best type of dog collar? How to use a collar correctly? Are one of the questions that you or every dog owner search it on google to find the answer every day.
There are so many options available in the market when it comes to choosing the right collar for your dog. So today in this video, we've talked about some helpful information on basic kinds of dog collars.
It is very important to choose the right collar for your dog, And for that, you need to understand-
- The purpose of the collar?
- What are the pros and cons of using it?
In the video, you'll find the 5 different types of dog collars-
Flat Collar (0:39)
Martingale Collar (1:29)
Choke Chain (2:19)
Prong Collar (3:28)
Slip Lead (5:02)
Including their pros & cons, and what is the proper way to fit them onto your dog.
Few best options of collars available in the market are:
For US Buyers:
1) Flat Collar - amzn.to/3epVBSG
2) Martingale Collar - amzn.to/3l0Fduo
3) Choke Chain - amzn.to/34UsFPG
4) Prong Collar - amzn.to/329PTQg
For Indian Buyers:
1) Flat Collar - amzn.to/36kDuLz
2) Martingale Collar - amzn.to/3qkFUSH
3) Choke Chain - amzn.to/2VdY4XK
4) Prong Collar - amzn.to/3mpbr3a
Hope you'll like the video and make sure you'll tell us - "what kind of dog collar you use the most out of these fives."
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Which COLLAR suits you the most share in the comments below.

[@sjoyce4824]

Mine is always wearing a flat collar with my information stitched on to avoid tags getting caught in things when unsupervised. We use a martingale for training and either martingale or front clip harness for walks, front clip for hikes, and back clip when using long leads. I love all the different tools available!

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[@poepoejankins]

We love a Dogo Argentino 🙌🏽 thanks for the video he’s such a good model

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[@fukumoristar7176]

Thank you somuch for this very very useful tips...

[@Monkoodog]

You are most welcome

[@himanibaisla2330]

Please DON'T leave choke collars on your Dog. My dog broke her buckle collar, so until I could replace her buckle collar I put on a regular choke collar. While playing with another dog, the other dog twisted her choke collar. I couldn't get it off of her, no matter how hard I tried and she passed away. Please don't use a choke collar unless you need it for training.

[@spookynight135]

Awh

[@user-tr2kd6dm2h]

Sorry to hear that 🥺🥺

[@himanibaisla2330]

@@user-tr2kd6dm2h It's completely fine.

[@ivanalfonso8177]

Yeah you shouldn't ever leave any training collar on a dog I'm sorry to hear that

[@himanibaisla2330]

@@ivanalfonso8177 It's ok. I've learned from my mistake. Never gonna repeat that.

[@justycewanna4810]

I am using the half flat and chain collar it works so far

[@seaamundsen4687]

We use flat collars, though will be using a slip lead once we start showing our puppy (only after he already is good on a leash)

[@congomango3050]

just bought a slip lead and it is the best thing👌🏼

[@harshpanthi466]

Very helpful video

[@junoboy4904]

Loved the video, i am already your channel fan. Its a complete channel for dog videos from home training to grooming and fuuny

[@Monkoodog]

Thanks and welcome

[@manishpaul7104]

I use martingale for my mastiff...and i am very happy with it

[@Monkoodog]

Thanks for sharing

[@nikhilhanda9308]

I am using a flat collar. Finding it good for my pet.

[@tallulahc250]

I use a martingale collar since I use it right behind its ears and Nice tightness for her

[@Monkoodog]

I also use Martingale for my dogs.

[@tallulahc250]

Monkoodog I just think they are also a lot safer then other collars

[@RAVINDERKUMAR-rt5yw]

Good video

[@melissaallen964]

Martingales for my two and prongs when training and ONLY then.

[@Monkoodog]

Me 2

[@sjoyce4824]

I use martingales when training only because if they are wearing them when unsupervised they can choke themselves if it gets caught on something like her crate. We have a flat collar with our information stitched on that mine wears all the time to avoid tags getting caught in things too. But I'm also overly cautious

[@devaduth_k113]

I'm using choke chain now And I'm gonna swap to harnes or flat collar

[@davidsumpter4933]

Since me dog is a water dog, the main collar is a flat nylon with a plastic clasp so they won't rust. Training leads are a prong collar and slip leads.

[@zelina6595]

I use a flat collar for tags / id purposes, a chain for leash walking because my dog can slip out of properly fitted flat collars, and I recently purchased a prong collar which, once it arrives, I will be using instead of his chain collar. My dog is heel trained so it really isn't necessarily to use a training collar for say, but I'd rather him be wearing one and not need it over the other way around

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[@vlogwithaarush1970]

I am using choke chain collar

[@lnloutsidework2581]

I have a male piitt pull n a female American bulldog but I live where there's alot of wolves, coyotes n cougars n I want a color to protect they're necks if they ever had a encounter while out in yard to relieve themselves?

[@laeeqahmed5027]

Hello! I want to ask you a question. Is it okay to use this video for my blog? I'm writing a blog about collars for german shepherds

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@Monkoodog Thanks, I'll share my blog post soon. As soon as I publish my blog post.

[@mitty8145]

is there any collar you recommend for dogs with long fur? flat collars really damaged mine's coat/created a collar line. i walk my dogs with harnesses so the collar is just really to hold his tags and stuff.

[@Monkoodog]

For me martingale is the best for long and short fur both.

[@EarthlingCanine]

I recommend the Herm Sprenger brand fur-saver. It's a slip chain, but if you get the right size you can just clip the two chain loops together on the leash clip and it acts just like a flat collar but is much safer for your dogs fur and is stronger than a thin flat collar. You could also get a limited slip collar in a style where the collar is thin, or use a prong, although prongs are more for stubborn or untrained dogs to communicate safely and effectively. Contrary to what this channel said, prongs do not cause pain when used appropriately, though some dogs find them too adversive, in which case I'd recommend a starmark collar instead, which is considered a much more gentle form of the prong collar. I also recommend if you do use a prong collar, only use Herm Sprenger brand. Any other brand prong is dangerous.

[@nickleitner6561]

Prong is not for self correcting, it will only slightly discourage pulling in that regard. A quality Herm Sprenger distributes pressure evenly over many points which is why they are so safe and effective. A dog that pulls will easily continue to do so with it on. It needs to be a properly timed pop correction in order to stop a behavior pattern.

[@shelliematthews9237]

😊

[@NiranjanaUNair]

I have a question : Can I use a choke collar without choking my dog? I have a mixed breed dog, and he is losing fur around his neck. The flat collar is further tampering his fur, and I was searching for a chain-like collar. I found that the choke chain is the only one available here, and I want to know if I can use one without hurting him. He's a good boy, doesn't pull (except during baths).

[@Monkoodog]

Yes u can

[@NiranjanaUNair]

@@Monkoodogcan you tell how?? I mean how to use it in such a way?

[@PTMcMullen]

You only tug the choke chain to apply corrections, if needed. The better trained your dog is, the fewer corrections will be needed. If your dog isn't pulling, there will be no choking. Do not leave the choke collar on the dog when you are not holding it.

[@name-pp8sl]

@@NiranjanaUNair so it has two hoops one where the chain goes through and the other so you can attach the lead. you have to take both of them and attach the lead to both and then it will be a normal collar with no choking mechanism

[@nicbommarito8837]

Hey, Robert Cabral!!!

[@vedantgaikwad8032]

Dogo argentino is my favourite dog

[@chrissalazarcenteno6523]

I used body collar

[@sumathidass4085]

All slips from neck in front side i am worried so much😢 what to do 😢please suggest me which one to choose and also bites out lease roaps 😢

[@Mhmdmiari1]

I am using a chest collar i love it

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[@whatsuppstatuscornernsmedi2607]

I use chock chain for my gsd

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[@ieatsoap163]

I use a flat collar But for walks I use a harness

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[@susiejones92]

What kind of collar that I can use on my dog

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[@spinoraptor35]

The martingale is probably the best one

[@ets-biruknisrane2876]

I use the buckle collar it's less dangerous

[@xxk1llst34kxx9]

I have a pup pitbull that has a choke chain for traning but where’s another collar for other stuff around the house

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[@hussainhani3906]

I will use hardness

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[@priyansubramanian6465]

I use slip leads.

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[@danzsyy]

We just got a martingale collar for our 5 months old golden retriever! Dose anybody else have the same breed and the same collar?? If so I would love to here more pros and cons about it! Thank you!

[@Monkoodog]

i personally use martingale for my dogs. And i have been using it for many years now and i am pretty happy with that.

[@danzsyy]

@@Monkoodog Thanks for the responses! Have your dog gotten better at heal with the martingale? That’s what I’m currently trying to train using it!

[@worldwidehandsome3417]

You do not need to choke a puppy! He/she’s only 5 months get a harness, it won’t hurt them at all and is amazing to train with.

[@danzsyy]

@@worldwidehandsome3417 We actually do have a harness that was professionally fitted.... He got out of it😑 We had him on a flag collar.... He decided to just go through he pain of the collar....... I’m thinking of getting a front clip harness...... And when he’s older we’re going he’s fully off leash trained... Also I don’t think this matters but he’s a huge puppy he’s already almost 45 pounds and that was suppose to be his actual weight.... The vet says he’s perfectly healthy just a really big doggy

[@worldwidehandsome3417]

@@danzsyy I get that, German Shepard’s and big dogs like them grow fast. but I really don’t suggest this collar, he can start to not enjoy walks because he will associate being choked with going on a walk. Maybe try a chest harness? It gives you control but doesn’t hurt the dog. When he pulls his body turns which leads him to stop pulling. We used this with our golden retriever at a young age and he was amazing after a few months walking with it. Although he really doesn’t get out much now since he’s 10 years old 😂

[@ben_cm1141]

What collar is the best for a cane corso

[@dreamdoginthemaking8679]

Maybe a prong

[@Monkoodog]

I have a dogo i have been using martingale. I like it the most personally.

[@Monkoodog]

that is just for training purpose.

[@dreamdoginthemaking8679]

@@Monkoodog Your correct but a cane corso is a strong and stubborn dog

[@Monkoodog]

@@dreamdoginthemaking8679 you need to read about dogo argentino then.

[@Anonymiss-gi9st]

Which one does anyone recommend for a Pomeranian? (Collar will only be used for name tag with information purposes. I use harnesses for my pom) I’ve been having problems with the flat collar because the hair under the collar is always getting tangled leading to my dog getting matted hair.

[@TheBJChannel]

Harnest is the best for every dog

[@Monkoodog]

My favourite is martingale but harness is also fine for pom

[@ritvizparab8275]

Why don't you try a rolled dog collar, I think it will solve your problem. The ruffwear knot-a-collar is an example

[@EarthlingCanine]

A biothane collar may help with your dogs fur getting caught, biothane collars are completely safe for your dog and you can get custom lengths from the right sellers!

[@newtec-kd6vy]

Prong for training then we switched to half choke chain.

[@mishastanciucu8411]

Prong. Collar

[@kerelautubersbigfan6631]

Is prong collars painable

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[@zuzebanda3715]

I use a heavy duty collar for my 3month old puppy

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[@shamparoy3219]

1. flat collar 2. Half chain obedience collar 3. choke chain 4. prong collar 5. slip lead leash

[@dhruvgamer3440]

3 pitbull of danagar

[@tethacreatorrr]

That thing isn't called a linking loop is called snap link

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[@elfiero50]

All of my dogs have pincher style choker stlyle collars .and the dogs still try and lunge when being walked

[@ImprvJnkie2]

What are your thoughts on one-size-fits-all collars?

[@silk62004]

My dog pulls and lunges a lot. Once he has his eyes and mind set on an object it is hard to get him to snap out. He can almost pull me to the ground. I need a collar for control.

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[@kerelautubersbigfan6631]

My dog is using harness

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[@gokulapatisuribabu3928]

Anna vallige

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[@MadanLal-jy5dt]

Which collar used a aggressive Labrador

[@Monkoodog]

For just training prong collar and for walk and all, I suggest martingale.

[@mishastanciucu8411]

the. Prong. Collar

[@danicapiol4575]

I have an energetic Labrador puppy, It's hard to choose what's the best collar for her so she can walk properly and not to pull the leash aggressively. hope someone can help me

[@amberboston3154]

No collar will train your dog for you. "Heel" is a very basic command that all dogs should at least understand.

[@Monkoodog]

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[@Monkoodog]

True, and to start with eat command and no command are good to do. Have you created your pet profile on Monkoodog App? If not, do it right away for regular health updates and more. We would be very thankful if you can show love by downloading the app. App Store: apps.apple.com/in/app/monkood... Play Store: play.google.com/store/apps/de...

[@danicapiol4575]

@monkoodog yes. I really appreciate it. I will buy a choke chain to see if it works. thank you

[@EarthlingCanine]

@@danicapiol4575 I recommend a biothane slip lead over a slip chain. They are much more light weight and safer. A great place to look for training advice and tips are Leerburg and Tyler Muto here on KZbin. They are experienced trainers that know what they are doing and talking about and they have a ton of free videos uploaded to learn from.

[@Invixnlty]

Bruh I was looking for "cute dog collar" 💀

[@samreenansari8041]

100

[@kweenjade01]

And for those of you who DONT know: prong and choke chain collars are last resort methods for pulling dogs that can't be walked otherwise. Have you tried a halti or head collar? Slip lead? A no pulling harness? Double ended leash? Waist connection? Professional help/training? (If you can't afford to get your dog help there are other options but you should really think about the future of your pet) No? Then forget about the prong or choke collar as you clearly don't know what you're doing and are skipping steps. I gave my dog a prong collar after trying everything else (to my knowledge) on the market (including trajners) and to this day I am still looking for any other options for him... I guess my comment is too late for some but I'm hoping to help other owners. Never resort to the least comfy option unless you really have to. More often than not a dog WONT NEED a prong or choke chain collar. I see dogs that weigh 30lbs on choke chains? Seriously? You can't handle 20 lbs?🙄

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[@Truthseeker-kc8rd]

Harness is humane

[@yogamom1898]

I use an e collar

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[@coorggemezcb9742]

I have a first belt

[@legendarylegends2457]

everyday when i take my dog for a walk i make them where a 3 inch extra spike collar just in case theres another dog trys to attack my dog in the neck

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[@EarthlingCanine]

@@Monkoodog lifting an determined attacking dog by the back legs not only won't make it let go but even if it did that immediately makes the owner grabbing the dog the next target. The proper way to get a determined attacking dog off your own dog is to wrap a leash around its neck and lift straight up. Yes it will hurt the attacking dog but your dog should be more important than the aggresive one trying to kill your dog.

[@matteonamikaze2217]

man that slip lead is Strong Cause its Thin and Plus a Dogo is Using it

[@Monkoodog]

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[@ittoscrustysock7534]

I use a prong collar for walks, but i also have a normal flat collar.

[@Monkoodog]

good

[@samreenansari8041]

E8ye

[@tallulahc250]

I’m now getting a choke chain collar

[@abby.oharaa]

A flag collar for all the time and a prong while walking

[@jesslange2933]

Why tf would you use a prong. If you have to use a prong collar, shows the level of trainer you are.

[@heyka2842]

Prong collars are the safest for any dog because flat colors will break the trachea if pulled on and off and prom colors distribute the weight evenly not put on one surface which is their throat I want you to press on your lower throat and then press five of your fingers up on your throat it won’t hurt any

[@tylerguice3340]

I disagree

[@kweenjade01]

@@tylerguice3340 maybe your neck is very sensitive?...I'd get that checked if I were you

[@josslow6939]

Agreed 2 years later

[@-BucKWheaT-]

This is the one I used, nothing crazy did the job. amzn.to/3Jtc5tF

[@monicadeane7817]

Not enough information more about sales

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[@faisalnabulsi7507]

Flat Collar: *Cool* Martingale Collar: *Okay* Choke Chain: *Meh* Prong Collar: *Painful* Slip Lead: *Meh*

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[@faisalnabulsi7507]

@@Monkoodog ok

[@EarthlingCanine]

@@faisalnabulsi7507 prong collars aren't painful 🙄

[@faisalnabulsi7507]

@@EarthlingCanine THE PRONG COLLAR IS LITERALLY DIGGING ON THE DOG'S SKIN!!!

[@rachelclark6953]

I use a prong collar or choke chain

[@Monkoodog]

Both have different purpose, for very stubborn and aggresive dog a prong collar is suggested. And you have to make him familiar with the prong collar. For example just put on him for a 1 day or 2 for like 30 mins a day and then start training after 2-3 days when he is familiar with the prong collar.

[@rachelclark6953]

Exactly! Many people don't like them because they do look mean but they are good tools when used correctly

[@ivanalfonso8177]

This video is straight bs if you actually put on a prong collar it shouldn't pinch your dog unless you get them at walmart. You just feel pressure it no pain whatsoever it is an amazing tool because instead of having your dog detangle themselves you can correct them and use it only as a communication and not as a restraint, all training collars have their place and all work great for different dogs, and the purpose of a training collar is to teach a dog how to walk on a loose leash with corrections, if your dog chokes themselves out on it that's on you, and flat collars have no purpose except holding your dogs tags,and should not be used in leash walking in my opinion

[@Monkoodog]

agree with you

[@brendaanliker4254]

Can you leave the martingale collar on your dog as their regular collar? At least until he's trained well enough to consistently obey off leash, around the house etc. Our 110 lb Lab "puppy" (18 months old) came to us without consistent training. He's done well with the prong collar and choke for leash training. but around the house or yard he tends to slip out of the flat collar if you need to correct him or get his attention.

[@ivanalfonso8177]

@@brendaanliker4254 GODDAM that's a big lab puppy lmao, I have a english lab too and a gsd, the marten Gail collar can be used as a flat collar but as long as it's the one that doesnt have the chain because those chains can wrap around things and choke the dog so get the one with nylon things but a flat collar shouldn't slip on if it's right on you should only be able to fit 2 fingers and nothing else so it shouldn't fall off and give the prong collar a try and learn how to use it and fit in because in the right hands it will completely change your dogs behavior on the leash and get herm Springer 3.0 mm prongs or maybe 4.0 prongs from hermsprenger but it cannot be left on all the time, hope this helps

[@alexk9534]

I use prong collars with heavy chain link even when dogs are chained outside

[@Monkoodog]

Not recommended. Use prong collar only for training

[@alexk9534]

@@Monkoodog but my dogs need to be punished

[@kmba-9197]

At the end of the day regardless of what collar your using make sure your dog is trained to walk on a leash properly because at the end of the day any collar can be harmful to your dogs health if there a puller. Smh that's all you had to say.

[@marigutierrez4893]

I hate choke chains

[@EarthlingCanine]

Well it's a good thing choke chains dont exist though anything other than misuse of an amazing tool 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@piggysinha3815]

That is bully kutta not a dog argentino

[@daniels2624]

Is that dog abully kutta

[@Monkoodog]

No,thats dogo argentino

[@daniels2624]

Ook

[@daniels2624]

@@Monkoodog ook

[@Anastasia_t755]

Monkoodog I’m planning to adopt a dogo argentino he is 4 turning 5 any tips?

[@daniels2624]

@@Anastasia_t755 first time dog owner ha

[@almo29]

Retrospective volume WARNING on the intro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Monkoodog]

We will fix it from next time. Thanks for feedback

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

no point in this video.

[@cloudsky8884]

I bought my dog ​​a collar yesterday, but this morning, I saw that the collar was lying on the floor with the bell and collar torn apart, so that the collar could no longer be worn. (my dog ​​pomeranian) what should i do? 🥲😭

[@valentiapauwels]

Instead of putting these collars on your arm, put them on your own neck. :)

[@Monkoodog]

Dear Valentia, i am a dog lover too i have 2 dogs at home. Its been more than 20 years i am raising pups now. We try to provide all the information related to products and collars available in the market. Its the viewer choice which to use and which not. Have you created your pet profile on Monkoodog App? If not do it right away for regular health updates and more. We would be very thankful if you can show love by downloading the app.

[@EarthlingCanine]

Not a fan of the misinformation here....

[@Monkoodog]

Kindly share what misinformation we are spreading. We would like you to correct us. We have just launched Monkoodog app, now you can create your pet profile on Monkoodog app and get notified for all health related updates. We would be very thankful if you could show some support by downloading the app. Love Monkoodog

[@EarthlingCanine]

@@Monkoodog I'm gonna re-watch the video start to finish and try to give a good in depth response because it seems like in your search of the "five most common collars" you also went with a lot of word of mouth information rather than ones based in the structure of the dog and the way the tools actually work. I'd also argue the collars you picked aren't top five, but that's for a different comment. If you'd like to have me help you work on an updated video about a larger variety of tools I'd be glad to help out. But let's get started: 1. The Flat Collar- It wasn't something you said, but more something you didn't say and showed wrong. Flat collars, fitted appropriately, should be placed high up behind the dogs ears and sit snug (but not tightly) without slipping down. The farther down any collar sits on a dog's neck, the more risk it presents to damaging the trachea. One of the biggest reasons dogs pull on flat collars (other than owners improperly introducing the dog to a collar and encouraging pulling even if they don't mean to) is because of this improper fitting where the collar sits low on the neck. Quick release collars are much easier to fit properly. 2. The Martingale Collar- martingales often come in full nylon or match the fabric throughout, I actually have a hard time finding a martingale that's partially chain, but you did note other types exist so I'll give you that, but I also noticed you don't mention how the collar you present is improperly made, the chain on that collar is far too large for it to work smoothly and thus properly you also fit it poorly again, martingales sit high up just like every other collar and should sit relatively snug, definitely not with Enough space to fit your entire hand under it. Also martingales don't work like slip chains, they work more like limited slip collars, slip chains have no pre-set stopping point, whereas martingales can only "tighten" so much before the collar prevents it from going further and causing more potential damage to the dog when used improperly. 3. "Choke Chain"- that title alone is misinformation/misleading as is. Choke chains do not choke a dog when used appropriately, they are appropriately called slip chains, as the loop slips over the dogs head, and the ring smoothly slides along the chain when appropriately sized. Which leads me to my next point, the slip chain you got is way too big and the chain itself is also too big. Also anyone can use a slip chain if they do proper research and if they are uncomfortable doing it on their own they can get help from a trainer. The only "trainers" I've seen move away from slip chains and slip leads are ones who don't know what they're doing and hurt a dog or who are part of the "purely positive force free" crowd who have absolutely no clue what they are doing at all. Slip lead pros that were missed: slip leads are a great tool to use when weaning off a prong collar or flat collar, as they give very gentle and smooth communication to a dog that is on the final stages of walking properly on leash. Also a warning that slip leads should never be used on a dog that pulls because of the risk of damage but usage alone is not a risk in and of itself. 4. Prong Collars- prongs are not only used for correction. They are used for communication. They also work more like a martingale than a slip chain/slip lead. Prong collars do not have to sit behind the ears 100%, there's a great saying "high and tight isn't always right" with prong collars. In general they should sit at or above the midway point of the neck, never below. Prong collars should also be placed so the slip part of the prong where you attach the leash is above or slightly to the side of the dogs neck, not underneath like you placed it at first. I would also have specifically stated the only safe prong collar to use is the Herm Sprenger prong collar. No other brand. You also attached the leash wrong, the leash should be attached directly to the live ring only (which is the ring you wrongly attached with the second collar) and a carabineer should be used to attach the backup collar to the DEAD ring, the one that doesn't move and the one you (wrongly) didn't attach it to. Also prongs have a lot of benefits: prongs provide clear smooth communication to the dog, prongs are safer than flat collars when used appropriately, it is nearly impossible for a dog to choke itself on a prong, prongs are made of very strong metal so they are more likely to come apart than break, which means they are easy to reattach and keep going with your training or walk and most importantly, prongs do NOT cause pain when used appropriately. The only cons?: When used improperly just like any other tool it can cause injury. That's it. Also the prong you put on your dog is way too big, there are only two sizes of Herm Sprenger that should be used, the 2.25mm, and the 3.0mm. the 2.25 should be used by default, the only reason a 3.0mm would be needed is if the dog has a very thick, sense coat that the 2.25 can't get through (even huskies and Chihuahuas should wear the 2.25 mm). 5. Slip Lead- not directly related to this but you mentioned it so I'm talking about it, harnesses are not for dogs that have issues pulling, a harness should NEVER be used on a dog that is not pulling for a purpose (for example sled dogs or guide dogs) and is just pulling because of excitement etc. Also a "slip lead harnesses" just sounds dangerous, there's no padding, no solid structure to the harness, and I garuntee it wouldn't fit comfortably or correctly. On to the actual slip lead, NO tool should be left on a dog unattended, and any dog can be injured from ANY tool if the tool is used improperly. And as a sum up, you say at the end "walk along beside you without pulling" the ONLY collars that should be used on a dog that's pulling are Prong collars and starmark collars, then you can wean off the prong/starmark with limited slip collars, martingale collars, slip chains, etc. Until eventually you get to a dog that walks well on a flat or Martingale collar. Dogs can stay on a prong for communication purposes though too. Also the fact you recommend a flat collar for pulling is incredibly dangerous, almost as dangerous as an improperly used slip chain.

[@queennanna5595]

@@EarthlingCanine Great information. You should do a video yourself as this guy clearly knows nothing after 20 years. Thanks for the info.

[@EarthlingCanine]

@@queennanna5595 id love to make informational videos in the future. Feel free to subscribe so you'll see it when I upload, I wouldn't want you to miss it since you're the one who wants it made!

[@samreenansari8041]

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