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To the collar, leash, muzzle dogs are trained, usually at an early age. First, they are taught to have a calm attitude to the collar. Coming up to the dog, the trainer says the nickname, gives a treat and allows for sniffing of the collar. Then, stroking the dog, he wears it around the dog’s neck and, holding the ends, distracts it with a game. In cases when the dog starts to trouble, the collar is removed. After the break, the exercise is repeated. Every time the collar is left for a longer time. Subsequently, the soft collar is substituted for the usual. If there is a group of puppies, it is needed to ensure that they do not gnaw each other's collars.
Training dog to a leash starts after training it to a calm response to the collar. Trainer, stroking the dog fastens a leash to already put on the collar and takes it out.
If the dog reacts to the leash (troubles, plays, nibbles), it is necessary to distract it with a game or jogging. Particular care is needed during a dog management with a leash in areas with trees, shrubs and other local obstructions that a leash may catch on. Subsequently, the dog management is handled by both short and long leashes.
A muzzle is selected according to the size of the dog’s face.
