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Dog Training - The Down Command
By John M Williams
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Dog Obedience Training - Methods That Work With Your Dogs Natural Instincts
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Hunting Dog Training, What Are The Choices
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Choosing The Right Dog Training Lead For Your Pet
By Roland Parris Jefferson III
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When a new dog is brought home for the first time, the pet is usually greeted with all the comforts that will make up their new home. In addition to new food dishes and shiny toys, there's usually a bed along with a new collar and leash waiting. For those that aren't familiar with raising a new puppy or dog, things like leads will usually be overlooked.
Before You Buy
Before a dog owner decides to run out and buy a lead, there are a number of things that should be considered. Firstly, the breed along with their weight and height are the most important aspect. If you try to use a lead that isn't heavy or strong enough for your dog's breed and weight, the lead simply will not do its job, therefore leaving you back at square one.
Another thing to consider before purchasing a lead is to decide what style would best suit you and your needs. For example, if you live in a remote area that doesn't have a lot of streets and traffic to deal with, a British style lead would work perfectly for you. On the other hand, a traffic lead would work best for a dog and owner that lives a city life!
Where to Buy
When it comes time to purchase your lead, the best way to do this is to visit your local pet supply store or facility. By visiting a local expert, you'll have the opportunity to ask as many questions as you can come up with, which in turn will help the expert pick up the lead that best suits you.
If you prefer to shop on the Internet, the first thing you'll need to do is write down a list of questions to get answers to by searching the web. If you can't find enough information, call a veterinarian or trainer. They'll be able to point you in the right direction. Finally, you'll want the best deal on the lead that you want, so make sure to comparison shop. Just remember that shopping at websites you have heard of and trust is always the safest way to do business online.
After You Buy
You'll want to make sure the lead you own is always in great working order. Before using the lead, always check to make sure there are no strains or rips in the lead at any point. You'll want to make sure the dog isn't outgrowing the lead by putting your fingers between your dog and the lead after it's put on, to make sure it's not too snug.
If you ever have any doubts about the safety of the lead you use, contact a professional that can attend to your concerns.
Roland Parris Jefferson III conducts his research out of Santa Monica, California. You'll find much more information on dog training by visiting my Police Dog Training Resource. |
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What Trainings Are Involved In Rescue Dog Training
By Sam Nichols
There are plenty of reasons why dogs are considered best friends of men, and one of these reasons is their usefulness in emergency situations. Just like it happens with agility and obedience Read more...
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