Curious about how remote collar training might work for your dog?
Perhaps you are hesitant about a remote collar because you’ve heard others call them cruel?
Are you worried that using a remote collar might have negative fall out or side effects if you use one for training your dog?
You’re not alone. Most people have initial hesitation about remote collars, or e-collars as they are often referred to.
Notice I didn’t call the remote collar a shock collar in the sentence above? That is because of two reasons; 1. Because it isn’t a shocking experience for the dog when you know what you’re doing with the tool.
2. Using a quality dog training collar makes a difference. Not everything is created equal in the world of electronics.
The remote dog training collar is a tool. Nothing more, nothing less. It takes education to learn to use if you want great results. Learning to use the tool properly is what myself and more and more professionals are teaching dog lovers how to do. We are incorporating the tool as an invisible leash so you can give your dog more freedom while still having the confidence of keeping the dog safe and under control.
One of my colleagues, Summer Milroy shared with us an interview where she asked some of these very questions to recent graduates of her program. Take a look.
Oh and while your at it, give a shout out to congratulate Summer for having her company, On The Ball K9 Training recently voted BEST DOG TRAINING IN DALLAS!
Shock collars work well and provide safety for you and your pet. From locating
your dog to preventing unwanted behaviors. They offer a full range of capabilities
to help keep your dog doing what you need done.
Josh Tucker
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The effectiveness of any tool is determined by it’s user. The remote collar, in the hands of someone experienced, will be much better and safer for the dog.
Thank You to my client for sharing their experience with the remote collar and allowing other to learn from their experience as well. They are doing great with Harlow!