Hi Adam:
I enjoyed your site but still need help choosing the ring for my Jack Russell stubbornness. She did not swim in the pursuit and capture of my ducks in the pond, Chasing Cars, which sometimes slips behind the visitors and bites to his leg. She did not listen at all when it is so intensely focused on doing what not to do. . . completely ignores us. Besides aggravating if 1 / 4 time, a small dog. But when she is bad. . . it is bad!
What neck would be best for a dog so small. . . it is not a fat Jack Russell. . . works for her. It is probably about 12 to 15 pounds, but I just guess. I want a necklace that is at least 1 / 2 mile. We live in the country and toured our 10 acres.
Thank you, Judy
Dear Judy, <, br />
In choosing a training collar, pinch collar is the best option. It communicates with the dog in his natural language, using the “teeth” of the neck like an Alpha dog would correct a subordinate or a mother dog correct her puppies. The small size would probably be best for your Jack Russell Terrier.
For not listening to you, you are proof of their lack of respect for his alpha position in the family package. When the pinch collar, you must have a strap on her all the time that monitoring is available for you to correct behavior and not you. A good place to start learning about how to train on how to train your dog is my book and videos, available at: http://www. dogproblems. com / newvideos. htm
By maintaining a system of command and obedience, you can correct negative behaviors and do not forget to praise her every time he does something good. Mental stimulation is as important as the physical and will be delighted to work for you in obedience.
That’s it for now, folks! Adam
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