DOG TRAINING TOOLS
Dog Training Tools & Equipment
When choosing equipment it is important to pick the right tool which can make management or training significantly easier. Remember not every tool is the right choice for every dog or ethically comfortable for owners. Some tools may be ineffective or can be damaging mentally or physically to a dog or owner. The mission for us at Doggie residence is to educate about all tools and equipment so everyone can make an educated ethical decision for your dogs needs.
Head Halters, Collars, and Harnesses
Collars
Collars Fit Around A Dog's Neck
Collars Have Three Functions:
- Attach leash for safety
- Attach ID Tags to your dog
- To control or pull the dog (discourge pulling or correcting)...
Muzzles
An important managemnt tool for aggression cases and safety
A muzzles main use is usually for aggression and behavioral cases. This is an important topic for educational purposes of setting all humans and dogs up for success. Please read this section if it applies to you or not. The message alone is so important!
Electronic Collars
Also known as E-Collars and they have many functions...
An Electronic collar also known as e-collars, is a device powered by a battery that delivers a vibration, electronic stimulation, sound, spray or any combination of these. This is definitely one tool that has lots of mixed ethical stances form professionals to owners. We at Doggie Residence is all about education and want everyone to have the knowledge to make an ethical least intrusive decision when teaching your dogs.
Head Halters
Head Halters Fit Like a Brindle Of a Horse
The easiest way to explain a head halter is that it's like a bridle on a horse. They are usually made of fabric and have two main parts. There is a loop that goes around the dogs nose, and a strap that goes around the upper part of the neck and clips behind the ears. There is also a strap that attaches to the leash under the dogs muzzle where the leash goes.
Harnesses
Harnesses Fit Around A Dog's Neck & Body
Harnesses are much more bigger than collars and designed to go around your dogs neck and body. Harnesses main function is to take pressure off a dogs neck and depending on the type of design can make pulling easier or harder. There a few types of harnesses available as of the time this post was written: Front clip, Back clip, no pull and Balanced (front and back clipped).
Leashes
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Leashes are one of the most important piece of equipment for safety and training. There are many types of leashes and usually a matter of personnel preference.