Others agreed with Steinberg that prong collars are better than harnesses: "Heard once: when you're communicating with your ...

Webster, the word “aversive” means “tending to avoid or causing avoidance of a noxious or punishing stimulus.” Does that ...

The good news is many, if not most, pups will change their behavior with consistent obedience training and a good dog training collar. I’d bet a truckload of Milkbones that not a single dog ever ...

However, we still see dog guardians using shock collars — sometimes called e-collars — and prong collars for training because people see them as a “quick fix” when trying to eliminate ...

Regardless, prong collars can be difficult to fit correctly and should only be used under the direction of an experienced trainer after. Owners should consider other downsides, such as their dog ...