Dog Collars and Leashes

Dog collars are made of Nylon, Leather, and even Metal. Picking the best for your pooch is very important for your dogs safety and comfort. We pick Nylon for our dog Collars Harnesses and Leashes. It is comfortable for the dog, it lasts a long time, it is strong enough for any dog, and its applications for very numerous, especially for outdoorsmen and women.

The cheapest dog leashes can usually be bought at a local big box store, such as Walmart or Target. However, if one were looking to purchase a large number of leashes in bulk, the internet might prove useful. If only one or two are needed, it wouldn't be cost-effective to have to pay any shipping or handling.

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whoever hit the dog is responsable. If the dog was not on a leash it may have ran away unless the owner is near or is walking it

First of all you have to always have some treats with you while you walk her. when she sees a squirrel, distract her by calling her name or making a sound so she can come to you. If she gets distracted, then say "good girl" and give her the treat. Another way is to turn around and the other way and call her name and run. Hope that this works for you!

You have to train your dog to be obedient. If you say 'sit' when she starts pulling and she doesn't sit, it is quite simple that she has not yet learned to be obedient. Your dog should be able to sit and stay while you walk away and not come to you until you give the signal. It is all about your dog watching your body language - your dog watches you first and then hears you. Dog Training DVDs could be a usefultool for you to train your dog.

Yes, Douglas County, Nevada, has a leash law for dogs. Owners are required to keep their dogs on a leash when in public areas to ensure the safety of both the animals and the community. There may be designated off-leash areas, but outside of those zones, dogs must be restrained. It’s advisable for pet owners to check local regulations for any updates or specific requirements.

If its alone yes, but if your with it that has to be a BRAVE hawk!

• If you don't own another dog, then find a friend to go for a walk with you that has a dog on a leash. Once your dog sees that the leash does them no harm by looking at the other dog it's easy. Just go for a walk on leash a few time with your friend and then take the dog somewhere quiet (like a park with no other distractions and practice.) They should walk on your left side and you hold the leash up and tight in your hand. Never shout or bark orders at your dog, (have some treats in your pocket) and when you are out stand still, use the leash to tighten on the dog and control him/her and say sit. If the dog doesn't, then gently tighten and pull back the leash and take your hand and push them down by their butt. Praise the dog and give them a treat. After a couple of times of this they'll do it on their own. The dog should always walk on the left side of you. You can train them to do this by holding the leash short (wrap it around your wrist until you have control). Teach your dog to heel (on the left side of you on leash or not), stop, back and sit. Dogs love praise so when they listen to you give them plenty of it and don't forget those treats. When I train my dogs (just trained a little 6 month old cockapoo) they aim to please as all dogs do. A well trained dog is a pleasure to have around. If your dog is small then use a harness and not a leash attached to a collar. This is good protection for your little pet should the danger arise where you have to get your dog up off the ground quickly. If you have a large dog then use the leash only. If you go to any pet store they should have DVDs on training your dog. Remember, take a short time at the beginning to train or the dog will become tired and disinterested and after every lesson, so have some fun with your dog and let them play and romp. This way they know if they listen well to you then it's "fun time!"
• All I did was use the leash at least three times a week and over a course of about five weeks he wanted me to take him for a walk. He just needs to get used to it.

I assume it is a leash for a dog. It depends on the size of the dog as to how strong the leash needs to be. Any pet store will have a variety of leashes and at various prices.

There are several options where one could be affordable leather dog collars online. One example would be the site "Dog Collar Boutique" where several hundred different collars are offered (including leather) and with different forms and colors at a reasonable price!

Until the stitches have been removed.

they were all stoned nobody knows haha. no, seriosly it ran away :)

if you open the dogs mouth and stick your hand down it's throat then there will be a reset button just above it's anal cavity.

It is humane as long as you use the shock collar properly. Shock collar uses shock to correct the unwanted behavior of a dog. What's inhumane is if you use it to punish the dog. Or when you feel pleasure seeing the dog feel the shock.

If you are looking for a shock collar, visit BarkinBasics.com. They offer shock collar and other dog training collar. You can also see the features, pros and cons of the training collars.

The simplest answer is to walk briskly and not stop, even if he tries to. This may not work with all dogs or all owners, but it is the quickest solution.

Teach your dog a "leave it" command. When he tries to stop to sniff, remind him to "leave it" (ignore it).

Wireless Dog Fences create a circular boundary around a central base station using radio waves. They are quick to set up, but are not yet anywhere near as good as in-ground (wired) dog fences. The units have a lot of trouble going through obstacles, particularly a metal roof, siding, trees, and some walls. They are also imprecise, with even the best system, the boundary will move 3-5 feet second-to-second. The units can also be slow to respond, meaning the dog can get the correction too late and can keep getting the correction for a few seconds after they return.

Indiana has a "restraint statute." Under this statute, dogs must be restrained at all times. If a dog injures someone when it is not restrained, the owner is subject to various criminal penalties, as well as civil liability.

They were invented during the time that dogs were being domesticated. This was before the age of written language. No one person invented the leash and collar. Man has invented containment systems as animals were domesticated. This question is like asking who invented the first fence or who came up with horse back riding. These things just happened as humans were coming up with easier ways to live in their environment.

Florida the state as a whole does not have a leash law but each individual county does. See below for the link.

Yes, I do. I use a training collar w/remote. I warn her once then vibrate. Usually the vibrate mode is all it takes. There has been one instance that I had to shock her but only once. It usually only takes one "buzz" for the thing she is doing and she won't do it again. She learns much faster tan a dog

Dog collars can be purchased almost anywhere. The cheapest prices would be through an online consignment retailed like Amazon or Ebay, or through a supercenter like Walmart or Target. For a larger selection and better qualities try a local pet store like PetSmart.

NO! Your dog will get shocked, have a heart attack and die. And get electricuted.

If you want a basic collar, walmart or petsmart can supply you one for under 10$. If you have dollar generals, they sell durable collars for around 3-5$.