Can anyone recommend a collar to work with a tie out cable - we have a 35 lb Wheaten Terrier who has a lot of energy and strength.
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I think a harness is best for an energetic dog especially if s/he won't be closely supervised. My experience is that the dog is less likely to get tangled, injured or free with a harness as opposed to collar
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We have a stamdard schnauzer, 35 pounds, we use a Kong webbed collare. It is about 1inch wide. We are also working on him not to pull, give him a a lot of exercise.
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We modified a nylon web collar and it worked well. The plastic nylon can be melted with a hot nail to make the holes for the prongs.
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If you are asking about collars that go around the neck as opposed to a harness, yes, the Sporn Double Dog Leash works fine without tangling. It is adjustable and the swivel works well. If you are referring to the "Gentle Leader", I would assume you would not have a problem there either.
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I'd say if the links are cheap buy a few , but may be worth ur while to just buy another collar . All price considering .
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Sure! As long as you have the right transmitter, just buy another collar. I would also recommend the "Y" CORD charger.
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Yes, look below the product, under the reviews and specs area, and there will be the "people who purchased this item also might...." part for additional collars, etc. Make sure to get the proper size of collar strength for the weight of your dog(s). We have two dogs in the the wired area, no problem.
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I bought the wire but didn't connect it because we had to run it across the driveway and my husband had to move it when snow blowing. We purchased a pet safe correction collar for our golden and it works, in our opinion, better than the fence.
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We have the 'Petsafe" brand fence and collars. I would ask the manufacturer.
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This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight the collar was. Even a little change can make a big difference. This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight... » Read More This is a problem I had to work out as well. I found that a couple things help keep the collar well-placed. First, if it is too tight the collar will slip to the side and get stuck there. If the collar is slightly loose, gravity will keep the device hanging low. In order to make sure the collar still stays in a position to feel the vibrations, I leave my dogs other (normal) collar on. I place the shock collar above their regular collar (close to the ears) so that it stays higher on the throat.It took some time to adjust the collar properly. I had to play around with how tight the collar was. Even a little change can make a big difference. « Show Less
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Thank you for your question! Many customers have found success in using this system for their cat. Please know that this collar is recommended for pets weighing at least 8 lbs.
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I can't answer your question because I don't tie my dogs in the yard. It's an excellent harness to "walk" your dog in. I have two, in different sizes for different dogs. My smaller dog is very hyper and active. It calms her down when we walk with the harness. My larger dog is typically not good just with a leash on the collar. She walks so much better with the harness. Because the harness goes around the body, it tends not to pull. Sorry for the long answer, but I can say it's an excellent harness and DO TRY TO WALK YOUR DOG IN IT.
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I have one of these collars for both of my 75lb dogs. It is the only collar that works EVEN through their thick fur.
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I think it will be too big. We have a 35lb Beagle mix and when we put it around her neck there is an extra foot of strap hanging off. We have to put a rubber band around the collar and tuck the tail end up under it or it drags on the ground. In hindsight I probably should have got a bigger collar but I thought she'd grow more. I haven't seen the next size down though, so I don't know how that would fit. Also I don't know if it's possible to get a smaller strap for this unit.
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If you have a heavy duty receiver then the collar will be fine. I bought this collar for my 60 lb labradoodle. To replace the worn out collar. I would recommend the ultra light receiver and collar for a 15 lb dog. I have shih tzu's and the ultra light is perfect for that size dog.
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Our schnauzer weighs around 15 pounds and we had a medium size collar for him and it worked really well. It wasn't too tight but still kept him from getting to his stomach where his incision was located. The e-collar also attaches to a collar, so even if it is a little big it should not be a problem. I think it'd be safer to go with a larger size than too small.
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Yes, but it may be too much of a jolt. I would go for a smaller collar and go with a brand other than Sportdog due to their reliability issues
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Brian, I have the Elite Little Dog collar, but I also have the cat collar that works with the in ground fence as well. The cat collar may be safer for your little one. Works just as well. Just look for the cat collar that says for in ground fence. or call Pet Safe. They were at great help for me.