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02-03-2004, 10:42 AM
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| Choke or pinch collar Hi all, I am starting obedience class with bear this wend, who just turned 8 months. I was going to buy him a choker (as required by the instructor), but I was told a pincher is more safe/better for the dog. What do you guys know about the differences and why is one better than the other? Thanks. Bob |
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02-03-2004, 11:42 AM
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| Re: Choke or pinch collar Do a search on collars and/or pinch collars there are references to articles and personal experiances by forum members, a lot of them trainers, breeders and so forth. the search button is on the menu near the top of the page. I personally use the pinch for formal (in class and during our sessions) training and the choke for everyday use. From my research it appears that for corrections, the pinch is a much safer coller
__________________ Chris my rott'n rotts; Midnite Star, Leader of the pack 4/02 Angel in a Black dress, CGC 5/03 |
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