Friday, June 25, 2010

Using a Remote Dog Training Collar

When it comes time to start teaching that new puppy, or even an old dog, how to behave in public and inside your home, you will want to check out the latest advances made in the area of remote dog training collars. Remote dog training collars are easy than ever to use, and they are much more durable and safer than they were in years past. You can rest easy, knowing that your dog will not be hurt, and that the results will be the most well behaved dog on the block. You can teach an old dog new tricks with a remote dog training collar!

Let's address the kinds of habits you can train your dog to get rid of. If you have an overly friendly dog that wants to jump up on every visitor you get, or if you have an over protective dog that the mailman has to spray with dog spray a few times a week to do his job, you will especially benefit from the use of a remote dog training collar. Each time you have a visitor, or when the time approaches for the mailman to arrive, just grab your dog collar remote, and start watching your dog. If your dog begins to run up to the people that are arriving, just give your dog a small shock, and he will eventually learn that he isn't supposed to approach visitors, and that he should leave the mailman alone.

You can also use a remote dog training collar to teach your dog when it's appropriate to bark. If your dog enjoys barking at everything under the moon, and you want him to be a guard dog that barks at people only, you can give him a small shock when he barks at something other than a person. Your dog will quickly learn that other animals, cars and shadows don't pose a threat to you, and they will only bark when other people start approaching your property.

Dogs are very smart animals, and they want to please their masters. You will find that dogs can learn very quickly and thoroughly when properly motivated by a remote dog training collar. Soon, you will have a dog you can be proud of!

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