Fitting Prong Collar at Terri Trevino blog

Fitting Prong Collar. This is a very sensitive area of the neck, so pressure can easily be felt. The collar can then not slide around. A properly fit prong collar will be snug and tucked high up under the jaw line, behind the ears. The right way to unhook a collar is to pinch one of the links and pull. Now that you understand how a prong collar works and how to properly fit the prong collar on your dog, we can begin to learn how to use prong collar training without causing pain or risking physical harm. Jeff frawley discusses the differences between our wide variety of prong collars and more importantly, how to properly fit. Prong collars are designed to be put on and taken off by unhooking links and actually unsnapping the collar from around the neck. Prong collars come in a standard length which is adjusted to fit the neck of the dog by removing or adding links to the collar.

Prong collars are designed to be put on and taken off by unhooking links and actually unsnapping the collar from around the neck. This is a very sensitive area of the neck, so pressure can easily be felt. Now that you understand how a prong collar works and how to properly fit the prong collar on your dog, we can begin to learn how to use prong collar training without causing pain or risking physical harm. Jeff frawley discusses the differences between our wide variety of prong collars and more importantly, how to properly fit. Prong collars come in a standard length which is adjusted to fit the neck of the dog by removing or adding links to the collar. The collar can then not slide around. The right way to unhook a collar is to pinch one of the links and pull. A properly fit prong collar will be snug and tucked high up under the jaw line, behind the ears.

How to Properly Fit a Prong Collar on Your Dog YouTube

Fitting Prong Collar This is a very sensitive area of the neck, so pressure can easily be felt. The right way to unhook a collar is to pinch one of the links and pull. Prong collars are designed to be put on and taken off by unhooking links and actually unsnapping the collar from around the neck. Now that you understand how a prong collar works and how to properly fit the prong collar on your dog, we can begin to learn how to use prong collar training without causing pain or risking physical harm. The collar can then not slide around. Jeff frawley discusses the differences between our wide variety of prong collars and more importantly, how to properly fit. This is a very sensitive area of the neck, so pressure can easily be felt. A properly fit prong collar will be snug and tucked high up under the jaw line, behind the ears. Prong collars come in a standard length which is adjusted to fit the neck of the dog by removing or adding links to the collar.