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I'm really thinking about grabbing one of these collars. My next dog will have a considerable amount more drive then my current GSD. Or at least I hope he does. I do have some collars that I used on my bird dogs when I had them.
Really just looking for some opinions on these collars. ..good for obedience situations?, protection training?. I've never used one for this type of training. Just curious.
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just my two cents, you got at least four months before you even ought to consider putting one the pup, I would get the marker training and prong collar training down first then move to an Ecollar
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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I'm really thinking about grabbing one of these collars. My next dog will have a considerable amount more drive then my current GSD. Or at least I hope he does. I do have some collars that I used on my bird dogs when I had them.
Really just looking for some opinions on these collars. ..good for obedience situations?, protection training?. I've never used one for this type of training. Just curious.
First, I'm not on commission, so I'm not just saying this to get you to buy something. But this video http://leerburg.com/318.htm might be the best purchase at this point, rather than a collar: maybe the best intro you can get for what the e-collar is all about.
just my two cents, you got at least four months before you even ought to consider putting one the pup, I would get the marker training and prong collar training down first then move to an Ecollar
I agree with Dennis. The ecollar comes later. Marker training, marker training. Do you have any of the Ellis videos yet?
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Quote: Jeremy Moore
I'm really thinking about grabbing one of these collars. My next dog will have a considerable amount more drive then my current GSD. Or at least I hope he does. I do have some collars that I used on my bird dogs when I had them.
Really just looking for some opinions on these collars. ..good for obedience situations?, protection training?. I've never used one for this type of training. Just curious.
First, I'm not on commission, so I'm not just saying this to get you to buy
something.
That's the one I used, worked AWESOME, but I have to caveat that by saying my dogs already understood the commands, I used the E collar to sharpen it up and make the recall more reliable
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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just my two cents, you got at least four months before you even ought to consider putting one the pup, I would get the marker training and prong collar training down first then move to an Ecollar
I agree with Dennis. The ecollar comes later. Marker training, marker training. Do you have any of the Ellis videos yet?
Heck yeah. Markers markers markers .... want suggestions on which to watch first?
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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I meant which marker training ones. LOL
I think there's a specific order, despite how good they all are. I think that for someone new to marker work, the first one really should be this one: http://leerburg.com/219.htm
And with all the videos you are purchasing, you may want to get involved in our little video competition, train your existing gal a new behavior and try to win!!!
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