It is NOT against the law for animals, such as dogs, to ride in the bed of any vehicle, particularly a truck; nor is there any legal statues prohibiting this. However, persons under the age of 16 may not ride in back of an exposed vehicle, such as truck bed.

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not a good idea to allow a dog to sleep or be left unattended whilst wearing certain types of dog collars such as slip collars or spiked dog collars.

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Most common material or leather collars should be fine. Most dogs live their life wearing a collar, only removed for bathing, or for some breeds, grooming.

It's much the same for a human wearing a wristwatch.

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If you are searching for the best dog collar, then Peppermint Widget Dog Collar is good for your Pet. The metals are securely fastened and come in different colors and shapes. A few days ago, I have purchased it from an online store named Posh Puppy Boutique for my Pet at an affordable price.

Frontline by itself should be sufficient to deal with your cat or dog's flea problem. Using a flea bath will reduce the effectiveness of the Frontline (you should only wash your dog with a gentle shampoo to maintain Frontline's protection).

It depends on your town's laws. In my town, it is not illegal, but in my privately-owned apartment complex, it is against regulations. So a person can be evicted for non-compliance without actually breaking the law.

The state does not have leash laws. However, many counties do require that dogs outside the confines of their owner's property be leashed. For example Montgomery, Calvert and Hartford Counties. Often the term "at large" is used in legal jargon for a dog walking around off leash (even when the owner is nearby). Check local county and city laws for details in your area.

Coach dog collars can be purchased at a retail or online Coach store where they sell for between $68-$78 with many designs to choose from. If one is looking for a better price then they can also be purchased on eBay or Amazon.

Citronella Collars are considered a humane way to correct barking. They are totally safe for your dog. The oil of citronella is not toxic. This oil will not harm your dog�۪s eyes or skin. It does do any harm to human eyes or skin either.

why do people put shock collars on there dogs

The Dogtra 1900NCP Field Star 1/2 Mile Training Collar and the Sportdog rechargeable both have very good reputations. Electric dog collars must be used with care and the instructions should be read carefully and followed.

Banks county doesn't have animal control so most don't seem to bother with it. However there is a leash law, that if your dog isn't in a fenced in area they have to be on a lash. According to Hall county. I'm right on the boarder so I keep to the leash law the best I can as I don't need them crossing over into Hall county and animal control getting them.

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it's already a routine for him to have a go at your backyard, to break this routine and implement a new one will take time... using a crate is a great idea, but eventually your dog will needs his exercise and walks.. be very patient and consitent with him...

here a few tips:

1. Take time off to housetrain your dog.

2. Start using a crate the day you bring him home.

3. Give your dog at least six bathroom breaks daily.

4. Shower him with praise when he does a good job.

5. Don't punish him for accidents you haven't seen.

Contact your county animal control agency or the SPCA.

Firstly, never force your dog. Just start with hooking the lead to a collar and leaving it on for short periods of time (say a couple of minutes), giving it, it's favourite food. Do that for about a week or until it gets used to it, a couple of times a day, increasing the time every day. After that you can start walking and going on short walks until it gets used to it. Depending on the dog and its background it will take a while for the dog to like the lead.

Some tips:

1. if you give the dog a little treat everytime you put it on the lead it will come to realise that the leash is a good experience and will want to go on walks and will get excited about being on the lead.

2. if the dog is unwilling just because he/she is lazy or doesn't like exercising then I suggest you but him/her on a diet and try and make him/her excercise another way aswell, giving him/her a little treat every time he/she excercises weather it is food or some good old patting!

hope that helps!

yeah, either that or you can carry him, and let getv used to his surroundings.

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Yes, collar training can benefit dogs when done properly. It helps in teaching commands, controlling behavior, and enhancing safety during walks. However, it's crucial to use humane and positive reinforcement methods to avoid causing fear or harm to the dog.

One can purchase a Burberry dog collar from eBay, where one will get the best prices. Alternatively, one can visit the Burberry official website to buy the same product.

Best to check ebay.com or even better Amazon, they have a nice sellection of fashion brands dog collars.

I prefer a flat leather collar for short-coated dogs or cats, and a round stitched leather collar for long-haired dogs and cats. These collars' primary use is to attach identification tags. Recently I have purchased it from the online Posh Puppy Boutique at a reasonable price.

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Anti-Bark collars are for dogs who tend to bark a lot and it is annoying to the owner. My dog's collar has two prongs that sense movements in his throat to indicate if he is barking, whining, or making any annoying sounds. IT IS A LIFE-SAVER! The only downfall is that if the dog actually moves his/her neck it may shock him/her. :( It makes me feel bad when my dog gets shocked for no reason, but it does keep him quieter than without it on. In case that the collar does indeed shock the dog for no reason at all, I tend to keep the "shock level" on a lower level, so it doesn't hurt very much. -Just enough to let the dog know that barking and whining is unacceptable.

**Remember to take the collar off every now and then, so you do not scare the dog from the shocking and make sure that the "shock level" is tolerable for your dog. The level on my dog's collar is on 3, but he is a bigger dog (Large Munsterlander), so just make sure that the level that you set the collar on is appropriate for your breed of dog. -You do not want to hurt your dog.

While pulling for aggro control is a possible option, kiting or training enormous distances doesn't work wonderfully. From the explorable mode from the Catacombs dungeon, for example, we found it wasn't aware of pull a creature any further than about 10 steps not in the room he spawned in (conversely, I had been capable of pull a huge boss from his dais, down some stairs, and partway into a corridor -- I might've gotten to kite him farther, but I died horribly.