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Q. I have a martingale dog training collar for my dog, I got the right size and all, but I am not sure where it is to sit on the dogs neck and that kind of stuff so any help would be appreciated. the martingale dog raining collar I got has the partial chain on it, so does it matter where that DRing is for the leash to go on? Oike am I pulling to the side or straig twards me if the dog is on my left? Asked by Jackie - Wed Sep 19 20:00:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. FIT: as close to the ears as U can get it. high and snug!! the collar slips over the dog's head, then is adjusted to fit - use the sliding-figure-8 to fit the collar. U are adjusting the collar so that there's MORE doubled-over collar, and LESS single-thickness collar. when properly fitted, the fabric-loop is FLAT, and the collar is HIGH and SNUG. no more than a Pinky-Tip (to first-joint) should slip between dog and collar, once it's fitted; U want it to STAY up there, not slither down the dog's neck toward their chest/shoulders. once the collar is snug, slide the fabric-loop to the back, so it's centered at the top of the dog's neck. now clip the leash on the metal D-ring. when the dog (or U) put tension on the leash, [cont.] Answered by leashedforlife - Wed Sep 19 20:39:14 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "dog training" From Wikiquote under the GNU Free Documentation License. |
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