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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Make sure your GL or Halti is fitted properly. Sometimes, one halter fits better than the other. Don't just slap one on the dog and go; I know of no dogs that tolerate it off-hand, and if the dog is trying to get it off their face, it will cause more damage. [b]So, slowly introduce the halter, with positive reinforcement (the really good stuff, like cheese or hot dogs). [/b]Do not EVER use it with a longer leash. 6' max. There is nothing wrong with using a properly fitted prong, either. Use small prongs; micro might be even better (regardless of the size of the dog). The fit is really important, and your prongs must sit right behind the ear, not down on the neck. You do not correct the dog on it; the dog should self correct. ALWAYS back the dog up onto a non-slip collar. Under the right set of circumstances, the prong can pop open, leaving you with a loose dog, otherwise.[/quote] Yes, this is what we're doing. My god soggy ham is cold on the fingers in January. Ordered some freeze dried liver. We are doing what the video said- lots of rewards to put it on, had her wear it around the house for a few min at a time, now we're having her wear it on walks but not with the leash attached yet. And lots of wet ham. So far so good. [/quote] LOL! I don't know if ham would work this way, but if you cut up hot dogs (no bigger than the nail on your pinky finger), spread them out on a plate, and nuke them on low for a long period of time, you'll end up with shoe leather hot dogs. Not slimy, easy to handle, and while you do have to store in the refrigerator, it is so easy to work with. [/quote] This is a pro tip! Thank you![/quote] +1, thanks. Working with an 8mo large mixed breed who is also not very food motivated, will have to try this![/quote]
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