Here are a few collar types that have greater chances of becoming embedded in your dog’s skin: Ropes Chains Cords Choke ...

Why don't we recommend prong, choke, and e-collars? We only considered no-pull equipment that does not cause pain or discomfort for a dog. Prong, choke, and shock collars are all designed to ...

Your dog's gear collection isn't complete without ... We did not include collars like prong, pinch, and choke collars, which Dr. Kathryn Ambrose, medical director and veterinarian at VCA Knapp's ...

“Avoid collars that are aversive or punishing to your dog. Collars such as prong, shock or choke collars are dangerous and ...

The dog was the center of attention in our household ... He'd broken gentle leaders and pulled so hard on choke collars that his neck would be covered in scabs. Most appallingly, nobody in ...

If your dog jumps up on you, is it dominant? If your dog pulls ahead of you on a walk, is it showing you who’s boss? If your ...

According to VCA Animal Hospitals, heavy pressure around the collar can be extremely painful or even injurious to your dog. For that reason, using choke or prong collars is equally as bad.

"Kick it, kick it, for Christ's sake, kick it," I shouted, the fear in my throat threatening to choke me ... to help unfreeze dog collars and fix broken ones, and now I used them to dig into ...

We have been learning about Minneota’s Royal Hettling, who grew up on the family farm and graduated from Minneota High School in 1969. After enlisting in the Air Force and training as a Security ...

Like Donald Trump, candidates and elected officials use our four-legged companions as a means of publicity to boost their ...

Consider crating or keeping your dog in an enclosed room with a TV or ... such as one with velcro or something that attaches to their harness or collar. If your pet tries to shake off a hat ...