NO TAGS-Coastal Pet Titan Chrome Choke Chain Dog Training Collar 4mm x 28\" For Sale -

NO TAGS-Coastal Pet Titan Chrome Choke Chain Dog Training Collar 4mm x 28\

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NO TAGS-Coastal Pet Titan Chrome Choke Chain Dog Training Collar 4mm x 28\":
$6.35

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Our Titan Dog Chain Training Collar is argon welded and chrome plated for maximum strength and durability. It will not tarnish, rust or break.
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ŽChain training collars are safe, effective training tools with proper use. They are not to be used for tie out.
Chain Control Collar for Dogs is an excellent dog training tool. Dog chain training collars, sometimes incorrectly referred to as choke chains, choke collars or slip collars are an effective and humane training product when used correctly. We like to refer to them as control collars because that is exactly what they do, help you to control your dog. Chain Control Collar will help you teach your dog obedience commands and leash manners. Chain collar is electronically welded for maximum strength, nickel-and chrome-plated for durability, and is resistant against rust, tarnish, or breakage. Chain collars are ideal for helping you control your dog while walking. A great deterrent for dogs that often chew their collars.
Correct Use of a Chain or Slip Collar
The chain measuring from ring to ring (including rings).

Surprisingly, a large number of dog owners who use chain collars on their dogs do not know the most effective way to use them. When placed properly and you put on the leash, the collar should tighten and immediately loosen, so only a simple correction is made.

Steps for proper placement

  • Sit your dog down in front of you, facing you.

  • Push the chain through one of the O-rings at the end of the collar until the two \"Os\" meet.

  • Hold collar in both hands so that it makes the letter P to you (as in \"puppy\").

  • Slip the collar over your dog\'s head through the open part of the P.

  • Attach the leash to the end ring that does not have the collar sliding through it.

  • From the O-ring attached to the leash the chain links should run through the second O-ring, over the dog\'s neck, under his throat, and back to the second O-ring. You can tell if the collar is not placed correctly if the chain links come from under the dog\'s neck and through the second O-ring rather than through the O-ring and then over the neck.

  • Try it out. When you give a short correction and the collar is placed properly, the chain should loosen right after you cease putting pressure on it.
When a chain or slip collar is not placed properly and you pull on the leash end, the collar does not loosen immediately. This means your dog is getting constant correction, even when he has done nothing wrong. The tightening of the collar becomes meaningless to him.
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