Thread: Dog collar help
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Old 02-03-2009, 15:00   #17
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Re: Dog collar help

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Originally Posted by bulkylad View Post
I was under the impression a half check chain should only be used when training , , the thinner the collar the more likely it is to cause harm on the neck of the dog, especially on a staffy as they can have a tendancy to pull towards people , anyway i have had 2 collars from
www.aecollars.co.uk
As he's getting on a bit (11) he tends not to pull so much these days so maybe you've got a point there. Personally i prefer his leather harness but people tend to look at him like he's a brute but he's just my little boy
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