Dog Training Collars – Truth About Collars And Leash Walking
www.amazingdogtraini… Dog training collars do effect your dog's behavior. Learn how in this video. You can also get my FREE ebook "101 Ways To Improve Your Dog's Behavior" at www.amazingdogtrainingman.com
RawFedSkye
12 Feb, 2010
That really makes sense!
kerismith31
12 Feb, 2010
be careful because they can cause your dog to become aggressive. so best not to use them. this guy just made himself look like a hypocrite in this video…
slothbear2
12 Feb, 2010
What does it mean to “be careful when using a training collar”? What exactly should I do to be careful?
pjwithbread8
12 Feb, 2010
oh thank you i will eagerly try this after Halloween passes or next Monday. this makes pretty good sense
plus u had experience so i can trust even more that its worthy. thanks 
I’ll keep you posted.
trevthesparky
12 Feb, 2010
how old is she now ? have you tried when youre at home every time she looks at you give her a treat that way you will get her undivided atention all the time if you do it enough, and if she is scared when you go out ..take her out a little at a time and as soon as you go out of your door click and treat click and treat she will get into it after a while. we had a similar problem with our gsd pup when we first got him and thats what worked for us
pjwithbread8
12 Feb, 2010
so so true, i have a doberman puppy and I’m starting to have that problem :/ I’ve been trying to correct it with treats, when i get her attention back to walking, she gets a treat. of course unless i let her go do whatever she wanted to do. although that seems not be so effective cause even if she knows what the click is and does (I’ve trained her about 4 commands with the clicker) she seems not to want to stop for the treat :/ plus i cant get her to stop getting scared as i walk her, any tips?