How can you do this to your dogs?
201829
Your question doesn't ask anything about the quality of the product. Please refrain from asking such biased questions.
201830
Please educate yourself and do some research before passing judgement. Collars like this only look worse than they are. They're actually more humane than your typical choke collar. These are not, I repeat, are NOT supposed to hurt your dog. When used properly (i.e. not for all day use, only for training and walking, you're not suppose to yank it, yes, that will hurt your dog) they cause mild discomfort to the dog's neck which in turn, forces them to correct themselves immediately. Any collar can be used against a dog for harm. Not just the "scary-looking" ones.
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I have not, but I'm sure it could be done, providing the dog has been trained. There's an attachment on it that is supposed to prevent pulling, but I've never tried it. I think it would be worth a shot, but I could not give a definite yay or nay as to if it would work
2128582
You can shock the misbehaving dog only. You can not shock both at the same time anyway.
1570028
Thanks for asking, Angele.You put a few drops in your dog's ear -- just enough so that you can see it. Then you massage the area under the ear gently for a minute or so. (Most dogs really like this part.) Then you dampen a cotton ball or some gauze with a couple drops more, sort of wrap it around the tip of your finger, and swab out the area your finger reaches.If your dog's ears are REALLY dirty, you might need to do that again. For many (probably most) dogs, great results will be immediate. For others, doing this for 2-3 days will do the trick. After that, just clean your dog's ears regularly, the same way you do with baths and such, and you and your pal will both be delighted. Thanks for asking, Angele.You put a few drops in your dog's ear -- just enough so that you can see it. Then you massage the area under the ear gently for a minute or so. (Most dogs really like this part.) Then you dampen a cotton ball or some gauze with a couple drops more, sort of wrap it around the tip of your finger, and swab out the area your finger reaches.If your dog's ears are REALLY dirty, you might need to do that again. For many (probably most) dogs, great results will be immediate. For others, doing this for 2-3 days will do the trick. After that, just... » Read More Thanks for asking, Angele.You put a few drops in your dog's ear -- just enough so that you can see it. Then you massage the area under the ear gently for a minute or so. (Most dogs really like this part.) Then you dampen a cotton ball or some gauze with a couple drops more, sort of wrap it around the tip of your finger, and swab out the area your finger reaches.If your dog's ears are REALLY dirty, you might need to do that again. For many (probably most) dogs, great results will be immediate. For others, doing this for 2-3 days will do the trick. After that, just clean your dog's ears regularly, the same way you do with baths and such, and you and your pal will both be delighted. « Show Less
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Sorry, our dogs are females. I don't think removal was/is difficult, but not sure either way.
610644
There's a tool for that purpose, that's safe - you stick their caw through a hole ensuring you don't sand their pads and hurt them . Google it
1843053
Unfortunately I think they can reach his rear area and so they can do it. What I do with my poodle now is. I bought wet suit from something called k9 and sewn another piece and added to wet suit to cover part of his tail. That helps him. Even though he licks the suit he doesn't hurt himself . I know how frustrating it is I hope that will help
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My dogs jump right into the tub. At the rear is an opening that most any size dog can easily fit through. My dogs enjoy their baths so they have always jumped in willingly. If you need to encourage a dog, and the dog is too large for you to lift, use some kind of treat. Once they jump in, give it to them and hook them up. Do not leave a dog alone in a device like this if they are hooked up. One of my dogs did try to jump out and flipped the tub when she did this because she was hooked up.. No one got hurt, but it taught me a lesson. There is not a ramp, but you don't need one. Just use those treats and lead them to the tub. Have all your supplies ready ahead of time. Shampoo, towels, brushes, etc. My dogs jump right into the tub. At the rear is an opening that most any size dog can easily fit through. My dogs enjoy their baths so they have always jumped in willingly. If you need to encourage a dog, and the dog is too large for you to lift, use some kind of treat. Once they jump in, give it to them and hook them up. Do not leave a dog alone in a device like this if they are hooked up. One of my dogs did try to jump out and flipped the tub when she did this because she was hooked up.. No one got hurt, but it taught me a lesson. There is not a ramp, but you don't need one. Just use... » Read More My dogs jump right into the tub. At the rear is an opening that most any size dog can easily fit through. My dogs enjoy their baths so they have always jumped in willingly. If you need to encourage a dog, and the dog is too large for you to lift, use some kind of treat. Once they jump in, give it to them and hook them up. Do not leave a dog alone in a device like this if they are hooked up. One of my dogs did try to jump out and flipped the tub when she did this because she was hooked up.. No one got hurt, but it taught me a lesson. There is not a ramp, but you don't need one. Just use those treats and lead them to the tub. Have all your supplies ready ahead of time. Shampoo, towels, brushes, etc. « Show Less
1987255
Cutting the nails can put the pressure to them that the dog does not like. You have to get them use to the sound and sometimes some dogs act like they are getting tickled with these.
690458
You can do that.. I bought it for my dogs but after awhile they got too smart.. and figured it was just noise and ignored it....
1476202
They start dying within hours. The ones that touch your dog. The othet ones that are still in your home will be alive, so you have to do this shot a few months
980842
I would not recommend it. It is too expensive to be used this way. Check out pet catalogs or Amazon Pets for something more suitable
838127
Yes, you just make a tent in the folds of skin on the back of the dog, over the shoulder blades and insert the needle through the skin, push in the plunger,hold onto the fold of skin and remove the needle. Works great.
1028595
I suppose you could, but I wouldn't advise it. It depends on how big the dogs are, and they would probably get their leashes tangled.
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Nothing as far as we know but just before you use it you should give it a couple of quick shakes. Just a little in the face gets the dogs attention. It doesn't harm them but they don't like it. Usually doesn't take more than a couple of times and they decide that's enough. Just showing them the can the next time and they seem to get the message.
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you might be able to but just - it was a lot smaller than it appeared and our dogs are way too big. For them its more like a drinking trough...Imagine an old-fashioned baby carriage, the part where you lay the baby down, and that is about how big it is
1530627
Yes, I would say it is. A few tips as I've been doing dog's nails all my life. 1) If the nails are long or you're unfamiliar with their nails, only trim the very tip. Do this every 7-10 days. 2) Bend their paws toward the rear. You can see their cuticle on the underside plus it won't pull their joint out and hurt them. Added benefit is if they try to bite, they can only reach your side. Nothing vital. Good luck!