Course Content
What the Heck Is That Thing?!
Learning To See Prong Collars And E-Collars As The Dog Training Tools That They Are
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Getting Started
In this section, you will learn how to fit the prong collar effectively, and how to put it on and take it off
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Using The Prong Collar
In this section, you will learn how to use the collar to effectively communicate with your dog using the prong collar.
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Troubleshooting
In this section, you will learn how to correct your dog if they are still pupping, or they seem to "forget."
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The End Is The Beginning
Now that you have completed the lessons, you should be well on your way to enjoying your walks with your dog again!
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How To Train Your Dog To Walk On A Loose Leash Using A Prong Collar
About Lesson

When first starting out using the prong collar, it’s important to teach your dog how to “turn the pressure off.” This is especially important for dogs who have been allowed to pull for a period of time or dogs who may object to the pressure from the collar, or who isn’t used to having any pressure on their neck.

Any sort of protest or tantrum, yelping, etc goes away once the dog learns that:

A) You’re not going to give in, and

B) That all he or she needs to do to not feel the collar is to be closer to you (something they already enjoy!)

I have had many dogs do what I often call a “crocodile roll” because they have been allowed to get away with so much, usually adolescent dogs who have strong feelings about that they want. This will pass.

Your dog is definitely NOT in pain, so long as you’re being fair and have fit the prong collar appropriately.

Refer to the “Yielding to Leash Pressure” attachment included in this lesson for written instructions. The attached video shows how you can also incorporate food rewards as well.

Exercise Files
Yielding To Leash Pressure.pdf
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