Training Tools

Learn how to safely utilize a variety of training tools

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"This video provides a clear, concise, and simple way for shelter staff and volunteers to understand the basics of each training tool. Personally, I really enjoy using the slip lead when working with shelter dogs. It is incredibly versatile and easy to use, while also offering excellent control and correction when used properly. Additionally, it is less intimidating than a prong collar, which many shelters are hesitant to use, yet still provides a solid correction that works for most dogs. Teaching basic obedience and leash manners is crucial for every dog, and knowing which training tools to use and when is vital to their success. If two dogs are shown, one well-mannered and the other wild on the leash and unable to sit still when told, adopters will almost always choose the well-mannered dog. Shelters across the country can use this video to determine which training tool is the best fit for the dog they are working with, helping to better prepare them for adoption and the bright future that awaits them.”
Nick Barbarino
Enrichment Coordinator at Grand Strand Humane Society, Myrtle Beach, SC

Summary

This module will cover how to determine the proper use, size, fit and placement of the most commonly used training tools. Equipment will include; flat collar, martingale collar, prong collar, choke chain and slip lead. Safety precautions for each will be explained in detail.

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