| You have just got a new dog, and you
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| | in a slightly different way, when your
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| would like to train it on your own.
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| | dog barks, a spray of citronella, which
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| However, maybe you haven't trained a dog
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| | is both painless and harmless, is
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| before or have had problems in the past
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| | released and surprises your dog. The
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| training other dogs, so you ask for
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| | element of surprise is enough to
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| advice on training equipment or aids.
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| | interrupt the dog in mid bark. In a short
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| Something that may be suggested to you is
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| | time, most dogs learns to keep quiet
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| that you use an electronic dog collar.
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| | while wearing the collar.
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| Before you go out and purchase an
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| | It is generally accepted that there is no
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| electronic dog collar, you ought to know
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| | traumatising sensation, or unwanted side
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| what they are and how they work. There
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| | effects on the dog or his sense of smell.
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| are several different kinds of electronic
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| | If you want your dog to express himself
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| dog collars, and they are used for two
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| | as before (to guard the house, when
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| main purposes:
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| | you're staying away or at night, etc) all
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| 1. Controlling barking
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| | you have to do is remove the collar.
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| 2. Containment of a dog
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| | Another type of electronic dog collar
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| Most dogs bark to a greater or lesser
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| | which I would not recommend requires
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| extent. However, how much they bark
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| | owners to have an electronic fence
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| depends on what kind of breed they are.
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| | installed in their garden. Although there
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| It is a fact that some dog breeds were
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| | are packages that allow you to do this
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| specifically designed to be quieter than
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| | yourself, it can get complicated, so
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| others. Whilst it is true breeds that
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| | unless you have experience doing that,
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| were originally bred to guard or keep
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| | hire a professional to install it.
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| watch tend to be the dog breeds with a
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| | Electronic fences are invisible fences
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| tendency to bark, although this is not an
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| | that restrain a dog from leaving the
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| absolute rule.
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| | property. They have the benefit of being
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| These dog breeds include: Terriers,
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| | invisible for those people that don't
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| Schnauzers, Poodles, Pekinese, Chihuahua,
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| | like the look of fences. When a dog wears
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| Sheep Dogs, Lhasa Apso, Maltese,
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| | an electronic dog collar and goes too
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| Dachshund, Irish Setters, and Pugs.
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| | close to the outside parameters of the
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| Owners may find that some types of dog
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| | electronic fence, the dog is met by an
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| breeds are less likely to bark. These
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| | electric shock.
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| include Bloodhounds, Golden Retrievers,
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| | There are two ways that electronic dog
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| Newfoundlands, Rottweilers, Boxers,
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| | collars are operated, either on their
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| Malamutes, Saint Bernard, Bulldogs, or
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| | own, or by a remote that is directed at
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| Afghans. When considering traits such as
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| | the collar by the owner. These kinds of
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| barking, new owners often fail to
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| | collars may seem to have been useful in
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| consider both training and dog breed when
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| | training dogs, but as they involve
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| selecting a dog.
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| | electric shocks being emitted I do
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| So, dog owners who do want too much
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| | believe they should be used by
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| barking, or who are worried about the
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| | responsible owners. Although the electric
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| neighbours might consider purchasing an
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| | shock they receive is not large, there
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| electronic dog collar.
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| | are still alternatives to teaching a dog
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| The main purpose of the electronic dog
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| | not to do something, such as distracting
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| collar is to stop a dog from barking.
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| | with a noise, such as shaking or dropping
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| There are two main ways this is achieved:
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| | an empty plastic bottle half filled with
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| Firstly, sensors in the dog collar can
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| | stones.
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| tell when the dog is barking, and each
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| | In summary you should enjoy building a
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| time that the dog barks, the electronic
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| | relationship with your dog through
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| dog collar emits an ultrasonic noise that
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| | training and avoid anything like electric
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| dogs can hear but not humans, thus making
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| | fences that may harm them or make your
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| them stop barking.
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| | pet wary or nervous.
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| The second version of this collar works
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