Should a dog have a good handle before being put in the woods?

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Re: Should a dog have a good handle before being put in the woods?

« Reply #20 on: December 25, 2009, 06:18:42 pm »

BuckHunter, a shock collar on a dog that does not know what it is supposed to do will only reuin it, Shock collars are not ESP devices or a substitute for training. A shock collar isa tool for negative reinforcement, after a dog knows what is expected and makes the wrong choice.
Have you ever let them out to run before? if you have only had them a short time, then how are they supposed to know what "come here" means, or "get in your kennel" ?


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