Shock Collar

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Shock Collars Static shock collars are commonly used to control a range of undesired behaviours in family dogs. The device allows you to administer a quick, static shock to your dog to get rid of its problematic behaviour. These collars are an effective way to prevent your dog from barking, jumping on people, and biting at things they shouldn't. They can also be used to stop your dog from digging or chewing on furniture or carpets. Since the introduction of static shock collars for dogs, a significant amount of support and training has gone into making these collars not only safer, but also easier to use. The shock or static charge delivered by these collars is completely harmless but effective enough to startle your dog from committing an unwanted act. The static shock collars available at eDog usually have several intensity levels, and if you start at the base level, you'll find that most dogs will respond well to it. How to train a dog with a shock collar? Unlike other, more traditional, and time-consuming leash training setups, these collars encourage positive behaviour changes within your puppy in almost any situation without creating fear. We suggest you follow these steps to use a shock collar as a training tool: Begin with the fundamentals : Remember that your dog wasn't born with a leash on, so it’s important not to react negatively. Consider it a teachable moment and slowly guide the dog through an adjustment period. When you teach your dog the basics easily and straightforwardly, you'll develop a stronger bond between you and your dog. Allow your dog to become accustomed to the collar: Allow your dog to wear the collar for some time without being corrected. Shock collars have a different sensation than other collars, so give your dog time to grow used to them. It is also important to determine how much time your dog should spend on the device to get results. Aim to correct your dog's behavioural issues within four or five months of collar training. Demons