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  • arturios

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    April 8, 2010 at 7:56 pm
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    Hi Mike. I’m a beginner dog trainer from Poland. I have a 14-month-old border collie and I’ve got a question concerning onion chops. “Piorun” (Polish for “Bolt”) is not a bad puller in fact he’s making good progress in loose-leash walking. However, he simetimes tends to ‘overtake’ me or when there are distractions he tries to go left or right. I’ve never used a pinch collar and I would like it to stay this way so are ‘onion chops’ effective on an ordinary collar? If so do you have any suggestions on how to use them without a pinch collar?
    arturios

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