Prong collars?

[Vette]

I think a lot of people get the wrong impression about Prong collars. they think its a bunch of pointy sharp brissles going into your dogs neck when it pulls on the leash and causes pain.... and frankley they look like something out of a med evil tourcher chamer doesnt help either.

but they really do not hurt.
someon said it reminds the dog of another dog grabbing it by the scruff its neck to 'repermend it' much like a mother dog would do when her puppy gets a little too over baring.

ill be hoesnt,, at first glance at prong collar i said 'who the frick would use that on their dog?' and started browsing the web and found a webpage about a dude who uses a prong collar for his Mastiff and it has changed my opinion about prong collars for the better,, even though i havent ever used one.

[king2005]

My ex-friends, Rocky the Rottie, broke a harness, choaker, & a halti!! Boy was a Ped off when he broke all my things. Well I had given up on him & decided to get her dad to give us money for a prong collar.

I loved Rocky & really wanted to be able to walk him. Well the prong did a great job, he never pulled (or dragged me for blocks & blocks & blocks, until my weight made him tired & I was 150p at that time).

Just look how big he was. He had is spiked collar on for the Pro. photos, but he always had to be walked with the prong. It was too risky with him being a guard dog & all. I even used the prong & a muzzle to teach him to stop trying to kill dogs left right & centre, thats why Max was able to be in the Pro. Photo. I miss those two big dorks hehe, they made a wild team.