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Dog training help

Post by Calvin66 » Wed Apr 17, 2013 7:25 am

Not a hunting dog, but I'm desperate.

I was wondering if any of you had experience with those dog collars, and what you think about them.
I’ve got a little dog whom I love dearly, but he is the biggest pain the butt I’ve seen. He barks at everyone, anything constantly. Once he gets in that mode, he becomes possessed, and impossible to control. One time while camping we had a site next to the public bathrooms, and honestly thought we were going to get kicked out.
As much as I hate the idea, I’m considering a little “shock” therapy to try to control at least the barking. He’s 3yrs old, and we’ve tried everything from spray bottles to a soda can with pennies (which seemed to work, but he shredded to pieces as soon as we put it down).
Any thoughts?

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Re: Dog training help

Post by spazhogdog » Wed Apr 17, 2013 1:27 pm

As much as i don't like to use them, the shock collars work.we had a 6 month old pup that would bark all the time see seen anything. Like you tried water treatment but after a session with shock out broke her. Did not fry her just alittle zap. But in the right hands they are very useful

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Re: Dog training help

Post by Calvin66 » Wed Apr 17, 2013 1:50 pm

Thanks, Spaz.
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Re: Dog training help

Post by Iluv2hunt » Wed Apr 17, 2013 2:32 pm

She hit it on the head. I have seen them work well. And you can really train your dog to do anything you want it to do to the shock. Just don't abuse the dog on it
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Re: Dog training help

Post by doghunter » Thu Apr 18, 2013 12:20 pm

Yes they work and are essential training to me. Be sure the dog doesn't figure out that it only has to mind when you strap it on.
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Re: Dog training help

Post by vonnick52 » Thu Apr 18, 2013 12:45 pm

My buddy will trick his dogs out by taping a empty pack of cigarettes to their collar, they think its the shock box

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Re: Dog training help

Post by sam03 » Thu Apr 18, 2013 2:02 pm

lmao
vonnick52 wrote:My buddy will trick his dogs out by taping a empty pack of cigarettes to their collar, they think its the shock box
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Re: Dog training help

Post by vonnick52 » Thu Apr 18, 2013 2:53 pm

sam03 wrote:lmao
vonnick52 wrote:My buddy will trick his dogs out by taping a empty pack of cigarettes to their collar, they think its the shock box
I thought he was full of crap when I asked him what the heck he was doing one night when we were grilling out and they wouldn't quit barking. He only has one collar but has 6-10 dogs at any given time....only a couple are stubborn barkers, but I'll be darned if it didn't work.

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Re: Dog training help

Post by vonnick52 » Thu Apr 18, 2013 2:54 pm

spazhogdog wrote:As much as i don't like to use them, the shock collars work.we had a 6 month old pup that would bark all the time see seen anything. Like you tried water treatment but after a session with shock out broke her. Did not fry her just alittle zap. But in the right hands they are very useful

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Re: Dog training help

Post by spazhogdog » Thu Apr 18, 2013 6:34 pm

She is about 90 %. Lots of swimming, walking and easy hunts and she came back, we still hunt her and doing good at nine just slower.lol

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