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Why don't we recommend prong, choke, and e-collars? We only considered no-pull equipment that does not cause pain or discomfort for a dog. Prong, choke, and shock collars are all designed to ...

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Although increasing numbers of people use positive reinforcement in dog training, unfortunately some dog guardians continue to use outdated, aversive methods like prong collars, shock collars ...

Devices used in dog training range from rewards-based or neutral devices, such as whistles and clickers, to punishment-based or aversive devices like shock collars or prong collars. Shock collars ...