Dog Training Collar - Make Your Dog Stay In Your Yard

So you just got a new dog and are wondering what you have gotten yourself into, right? Welcome to the world of pet ownership. I am guessing that every time you let you new little one out in the yard, he runs off. You probably ask yourself every day?..why does he keep doing that? The answer is simple. He has not been taught anything different. You just need to train your dog to stay in your yard. It sounds so easy. In truth, dog training is as easy or as hard as the trainer makes it. If you are consistent with your method, it will work. If you slack off and only follow through with it part of the time, it won?t work.

You have a couple of choices when it comes to training your dog. You can take him to a dog training class in your local community. Most often these can be found at animal shelters, pet stores or by private teachers. These classes can be expensive and time consuming, though so beware. You can also try a dog training collar. These are relatively inexpensive and can be highly effective if you use them properly and regularly with your dog. The nice thing about the dog training collar is that it can be used to train them for more than one thing. Let?s say, for instance, that not only is your dog running out of the yard, he is also chewing on furniture all the time or is constantly barking at everything, the collar will help with that, too.

The dog training collars typically have a range on them of about 300 meters on an average. Their cost varies greatly depending on the features that you are looking for as well as the brand you buy. The collars should be water resistant for all types of weather. They will come with a remote control with various settings of intensity at which to give for the behavior. These settings are used to let the dog know that it is not okay to be doing what he is doing. The collar is designed to give the dog a slight shock when an undesired behavior occurs. They will learn to associate the behavior with the shock and stop the behavior. Now before you think that you are electrocuting your new dog, go scuff your feet on the carpet for a few minutes and then go touch a doorknob. Did you feel that static electricity shoot you? That is what your dog feels from the training collar when he behaves badly. It is not a form of torture.

Over time your dog will be able to go outside and you will not need to have that sense of panic that you are going to have to run a marathon just to catch him every day. Relax, things will get better. In the mean time, you must remember that consistence is the key when you train a dog using the dog training collar.

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