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Reddit mentions of Terrain D.O.G. Laced Chain Slip Collar, 22-inch x 3.5 mm, Teal/Purple
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Terrain D.O.G. Laced Chain Slip Collar, 22-inch x 3.5 mm, Teal/Purple. Here are the top ones.
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Unique lace design helps decrease skin pinching, hair pulling and chain noiseOffers the same control as a traditional slip collarLaced with polyester rope for added comfortNot for tie outUse only under proper supervision
Specs:
| Color | Teal/Purple |
| Height | 22 Inches |
| Length | 22 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 22-inch x 3.5 mm |
| Weight | 0.34 Pounds |
| Width | 1.25 Inches |
I’ve had strong, very large breed dogs and I may take some heat for this but I say go for the chain collar. He will pull for the first few walks and then never again. My big dogs would walk with the chain hanging loosely, they just never pulled. I tried everything else including the haIti listed above, the illusion, the harness (should be useless with this guy, he’s stronger than you are), etc. I have two that are lined. https://www.amazon.com/Terrain-D-G-Laced-Collar/dp/B079FQ2S4G/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&qid=1541962171&sr=8-24&keywords=chain+collars+for+large+dogs
He may be a bit cray when you bring him home and don’t worry, he will settle down. But be 100% about the rules from day one. Is he allowed on the couch? Is he allowed to jump up on people? Is he allowed to put his front paws on the kitchen counter and counter surf? My answer is no, no, no but others allow these things. Just decide on what rules you want to observe and stick right with them. You can put some kibble in your pocket so you have it at all times to reward when necessary and to entice him to you (I don’t know if you have a fenced back yard). Don’t use bones/bigger treats than kibble because then his pooping cycle will be messed up. I feed my dogs twice a day, right on schedule.
Just give him lots of love but don’t over excite him. Remember that he’s a big guy, think about the oldest and youngest person who would ever come to your house and train him as though that person was about to walk in your door (no jumping, etc). And rely on the crate, the crate is your BFF.
Iams large breed is fine. I use Science Diet but used Iams for a long time. Someone will always helpfully tell you that you’re giving him the wrong food, but Iams produces stool that is very easy to pick up. “Uniform stool” they call it. My advice: don’t give him any people food, not one bite. That way you can eat on the couch in peace, you have to worry a lot less about him knocking over the garbage can, and he won’t get diarrhea at 1 am. He will just be much less of a pest if he knows people food is totally off limits.