You know, there isn't anything wrong with the pronged collar. It protects both the dog and walker from any ill fated moves into traffic, towards any moving person/animal, makes walks enjoyable and even possible, for some doggies. It is supposed to be a deterrent. It does not puncture the skin (or it shouldn't!), and is much better than a dislocated shoulder, or a pup that gets hit by a car. It can also be utilized in training the pup to behave.Originally posted by wolf_Q
I was tempted to try the prong collar but then most everyone on here made me feel guilty for even thinking about it.
I don't intend to use one on Binx because he isn't a huge puller, yet. BUT, if I find I cannot walk him with safety for me, him,and the general public, I will go to a prong collar.
My sister resisted the prong for sometime. She now walks, with confidence, at the same time, her rottie and GSD.
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