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There is a husky doggy I caught when she had this gravity feed or stuck on her head She wound up in the shelter then they were going to euthanize her so I adopted her but now I can't catch her again in my own yard so I ordered a martingale collar and can't get it on her I have to find another way to catch her going to use a throw net but the collar has to stay on her 24/7 along with the leash because there will be no other way we could get it back on her for training but I will observe her of course for safety at all times
We have a martingale collar for our greyhound but it is very stiff, so tightening it when putting it on and loosening it when taking it off is quite difficult. Does anybody have any tips?
Thanks! Again, great information! I do remember that I ALWAYS removed the Martingale collars from my dogs because the loop can get caught on something and hurt them.
Greetings from Serbia!!I need your advice,from today i have dog breed like this,color,Lab-Rot mix little boy.The question is-is this gog breed agresiv for kids and are they agresiiv?!!Thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️
Mine is a very intelligent, playful, protective, loving RottnLab😁 Her Rotty markings are nearly invisible, unless one looks closely, during sunny day.😎☕
Just bought one and I was about to put it in the wrong way! My dogs are pullers I really hope this martingayle collar discourages it! So they can walk nicely! 😅
i have been buying these collars for the past year for my daughters (my grand doggies) flat coat retrievers (now a year old and a lot bigger) for each stage of growth and leash training i get them from amazon - collar instructions are never included but so glad you stressed that these collars should be replaced with a regular collar the dogs are with me all the time with these collars on but off they come at night when it’s bed time for them glad that i finally found and watched your instructional youtube thank you
I remember having a Labrador/Rottweiler (Labweiler/Rottador/Labrottie) mix named Blossom (after the NBC sitcom with Mayim Bialik). We adopted her as a puppy shortly after the unfortunate death of our beagle puppy Buster after he got hit by a car. We had Blossom for a good while until she had to be euthanized due to kidney failure in 2000.
I have a boy dog around 5/6 months named Nas. I was thinking he’s lab and mastiff but these video is making me think he’s mixed with Rott instead of mastiff. Nas and Lucy look exactly the same
I am glad you stated to be sure that the two rings didn’t touch, now I know where I went wrong after placing the collar on my dog. The collar was too loose. Thank you for this video! 😊 3:37
I have a LabRottie, and I must say, they are the perfect dog for companionship. He follows me around wherever I go and absolutely loves people (the labrador side of him).
Why would you give instructions on opening the package "inside the package"? Makes no sense. Likewise, why do people making videos waste our time with useless verbiage when they could easily and quickly show you what to do? I mean really, do we care about your dog's ball?
Great! Thank you. I can't believe how I've been using this collar all wrong, and worse, neither the dog trainer nor the rescue rep explained to me how to use it properly. I digress...
So this looks like it will adjust large enough to get over my Giant Schnauzer's posted ears. Hmmmm. If this is sufficient for a pup who still pulls at times, rather than a training collar, that would be great!!!!
Is your dog a greyhound? I ask because that is common for greyhounds, or sighthounds to wear only martingales. Your dog certainly should not be raw around his neck and scratching, though. You need to make sure you have the collar fitted properly and will want to feel around the back of the collar to see if there is anything protruding that is causing discomfort. Also, we do not advise keeping a collar on your dog at all times, especially martingales. We recommend using them for walks and training only and then taking them off once home and or unsupervised, as accidents can happen where the collar or the loop of the collar wraps around a knob or other dogs jaws which can cause severe injuries or death.
Hi. Thanks for sharing the vid of Lucy - a top looking dog. I adopted a large black Labrador cross. I found him abandoned on the beach & in very poor health when he was about 1 year old, but all good now. I've always been curious about what he his crossed with & often thought with a Rotty. After seeing Lucy, it makes me think more so. Here he is cruising around on my m-bike - do you think he is Lab/Rotty? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s6_SWCXHEmA.html
Why do people like these cloth martingales? They don't work as well as the traditional martingale with a small chain. The main reason is your dog gets no audible warning. Pretty stupid if you're trying to communicate with your pet. I would only use a cloth martingale after my dog was successfully trained on a chain martingale.
