NT recommend me a good shock collar for my dog

you need to become a pack leader. right now your dog is the leader and youre just a regular member of the pack....




















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you need to become a pack leader. right now your dog is the leader and youre just a regular member of the pack....




















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I too was considering a shock collar for my Siberian Husky. It's not the answer, trust me.

You have to understand the breed itself. Huskies are extremely independent. Any chance they have to run away, they will take it. I learned the hard way. I took her out to pee one day, with the gate open, and she booked it as soon i wasn't looking. How are you keeping this dog? Is it an inside or outside dog? Either way, if you are having huge problem with her running away, supervise her. There is other alternatives: Crates, pens, etc. Whatever you do, don't turn to shock collars. Please. It's not pleasant for your dog or yourself.

For the outside
http://www.petsmart.com/p...ex.jsp?productId=3584688

For the inside
http://www.petsmart.com/p...753745&lmdn=Pet+Size

Pics for the beast
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My pride and joy.
 
I too was considering a shock collar for my Siberian Husky. It's not the answer, trust me.

You have to understand the breed itself. Huskies are extremely independent. Any chance they have to run away, they will take it. I learned the hard way. I took her out to pee one day, with the gate open, and she booked it as soon i wasn't looking. How are you keeping this dog? Is it an inside or outside dog? Either way, if you are having huge problem with her running away, supervise her. There is other alternatives: Crates, pens, etc. Whatever you do, don't turn to shock collars. Please. It's not pleasant for your dog or yourself.

For the outside
http://www.petsmart.com/p...ex.jsp?productId=3584688

For the inside
http://www.petsmart.com/p...753745&lmdn=Pet+Size

Pics for the beast
Spoiler [+]
My pride and joy.
 
Originally Posted by balloonoboy

Shock is not the answer, especially when used intermittently by the untrained.
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Go to a certified applied animal behaviorist. They'll know what to do. Yes they may use shock treatment but only in extreme circumstances. You don't want to shock them to correct their behavior because it will not give you the expected results.

You'll either find yourself with a zombie dog that won't do anything for fear of the shock or it may get used to the shock and act out worse than before. Then you're left with a whole heap of trouble and behavior that is paired with the wrong reinforcement.

Here's a useful link: http://www.animalbehavior...dBehavior/caab-directory
This....ur dog runs away for a reason, chances are it doesn't like you. Or, you might be neglecting the dog and it does this for attention. Either way....I'd call animal control on you and have your dog removed.  If it keeps running away I dont get why you'd still let it go out alone and unleashed?
 
Originally Posted by balloonoboy

Shock is not the answer, especially when used intermittently by the untrained.
30t6p3b.gif


Go to a certified applied animal behaviorist. They'll know what to do. Yes they may use shock treatment but only in extreme circumstances. You don't want to shock them to correct their behavior because it will not give you the expected results.

You'll either find yourself with a zombie dog that won't do anything for fear of the shock or it may get used to the shock and act out worse than before. Then you're left with a whole heap of trouble and behavior that is paired with the wrong reinforcement.

Here's a useful link: http://www.animalbehavior...dBehavior/caab-directory
This....ur dog runs away for a reason, chances are it doesn't like you. Or, you might be neglecting the dog and it does this for attention. Either way....I'd call animal control on you and have your dog removed.  If it keeps running away I dont get why you'd still let it go out alone and unleashed?
 
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