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Yes, you can do this with any noise you’d like to desensitize your dog too! It won’t be quite like the real thing but it can help prepare them.

The Micro Educator from Ecollar Technologies work great for small dogs! 😊 Here is a link: www.ecollar.com/product/me-300-micro-educator-1-dog/

This is a Baskerville Ultra muzzle size 2. Hope this helps! 😊

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3.0mm Herm Sprenger 😊

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@@PeaceUnityPetServices awesome thank you so much! I look forward to watching more of your videos

He was already being handled on a prong collar (and still struggling with reactivity) upon arrival to us. We continued to use that, but with effective techniques, along with a mini educator ecollar and structured daily routine. 😊

@@PeaceUnityPetServices nice cool to hear just got one for my lab and will use it to help with his reactivity on walks

So glad you found this helpful! ❤

36L x 23W x 25H inches here’s a link to purchase: www.chewy.com/frisco-fold-carry-single-door/dp/116528

2.25mm Herm Sprenger but could also use a 3.0mm depending on fur thickness 😊

This was his first time with an ecollar though it was mostly not in use as we focus on leash guidance first and let the dog just get used to wearing the ecollar. We did demo a few reps of conditioning with the ecollar (lowest level stim paired with leash guidance and treats) to prepare him for future sessions and have his owners practice at home.

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Only about 10% of the collar actually touches the dog. With flat collars, slip leads, and even some harnesses - pressure can get created on the throat restricting airways (which is already restricted in brachycephalic breeds). When properly fitted, the pressure points on the prong collar are spaced out giving the dog room to breathe (even when tension is created from leash). For example, try pressing the side of your hand into your throat and breathing - you can feel that it’s restricted. Then try just pressing the tips of your fingers across your throat (careful if you have long nails 😅) and breathing - while you can still feel the pressure from your fingers you can still breathe freely. When paired with training, these tools are so effective you end up needing fewer moments of applied leash pressure to signal the dog for communication, which means the leash ends up being loose ~98% of the time. Prong collars are excellent for preventing choking (especially with dogs that tend to pull) without sacrificing communication. Hope this helps answer your question! We have many prong collar intro videos showing the before and after results. 🥰

2.25mm Herm Sprenger prong collar 😊 The remote collar is an Ecollar Technologies Micro educator. 🐾

Prong collars can be a total game changer especially for reactivity! We also recommend pairing it with a high quality remote collar. Correct at the first sign of ill intent and reward with affection/food/toy to reinforce good choices. We also a lot of videos on prong collars and ecollars used to prevent reactivity. Good luck with your pup! ❤

We also have a few more videos of Quigley’s progress if you look at our recent videos. Here is one towards the end of his program with us: th-cam.com/video/7-wGzhSbgMU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=H5AugCAMW8A7Y4A7 Happy to report he’s back with his family and thriving! 🥰

May I know what size to use for a Frenchie?

That’s what breed mix the owners reported but they may be guessing! We are fortunate to be able to use certain training tools that have been limited in other countries. Glad your dog is doing well! ❤

Thank you and that’s awesome you found a tool that works for you! The results speak for themselves. 🥰 We have many videos showing examples of prong collar use and other training techniques. Keep up the great work with your pup! 🐾

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So true! 😅 Thanks for subscribing and the kind words. 🐾

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Correct! Once he was over ~60lbs we switched him over to a 3.0mm

We typically start introduction to the prong collar around 6 months old depending on the dog’s behavior. Be sure to take it slow and teach your dog to come towards you when they feel tension on the leash. We have a lot of prong collar intro videos for reference! Happy training :-)

What size were you using for the prong collar? Im looking at the herm sprenger 1.5mm but it is rated for 15lbs and under my dog weighs 20 pounds and the 2.5mm is for 40lbs and under

Sounds like she would benefit from ecollar training as well! We have other videos showing implementation and basic structure. Happy training! 😊

This is my dog. I would never do anything to hurt him. I will admit I was a little skeptical at first. But everything was explained to me very well, and I made the educated decision to proceed. He came home from 5 days of training his happy, go lucky, little lovebug self. And his behavior on leash is completely transformed. Like literally jaw dropping.

2.25mm Herm Sprenger prong collar 😊

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A size 2.25mm Herm Sprenger prong collar should be a perfect size for your beagle! Be sure to watch videos on how to fit and use them properly so it will be more effective. :-)

Herm Sprenger 2.25mm 👍

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Exactly! So many owners struggle with out-of-control behavior on walks. We’ve had clients that were previously injured by their dog or the dog injured by flat collars/harnesses. Many people with dogs like this end up just keeping them at home... With the right tools and leverage, people can safely enjoy taking their dog on more adventures. ✌️

@@PeaceUnityPetServices Yes, mentioned that in one of your other videos. My two females GSDs were 90-lb'rs, so that's 180 lbs on the end of two leashes. I'd walk them on prong collars. While I trained them to walk nice on a loose leash, I live in a suburban area that 's near a wildlife preserve, so it has a lot of squirrels, deer, etc. How many times have those prong collars saved me from injury when the girls would see a squirrel dart across the street, a kid whiz by on a bicycle, a dog they didn't like, etc. They'd react, the leashes would jerk, and without the prong collars, I'd have been flat on my face. Prong and e-collars are soooo mis-understood by so many dog owners to their detriment (and the dog's).

All but the last crate feeding video, yes! Low-level Ecollar communication is very subtle. 😊 Conditioning him to this tool allows his family to communicate with him and create space from resources safely and without confrontation. This was essential since he had bitten his family in the past. Now everyone is safe and thriving together! Ecollar Technologies uses the same medical grade static as a TENS unit which is used to engage/relax muscles in people for physical therapy.

Thanks! We recommend using the prong collar anytime a short leash is attached (4-6ft) and the dog is being walked or trained. The prong collar should be removed whenever the leash is off or when you are not working with your dog.

The ecollar is used each time the dog is called! This low-level stim acts as a reminder to create consistency.

A prong collar would definitely give you more leverage without restricting her airways. Look for a 2.25mm Herm Springer prong collar and order extra links if needed as it should be sized high and snug on the neck. Happy training! ❤️

Prong collars are a total game changer when introduced correctly! If you search our page for prong collar intro you’ll find many examples to understand the techniques. Good luck! 😁