FAQ

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Yes, many vets recommend martingale collars for dogs that tend to slip out of traditional collars, as they offer more control without choking.

Martingale collars can help reduce pulling by providing gentle correction, but they do not completely stop the behavior without proper training.

Yes, many vets and professional dog trainers recommend martingale collars for dogs that tend to slip out of traditional collars, especially for training and control.

Martingale collars can help reduce pulling in dogs by providing gentle correction, but they don't fully stop the behavior without training.

Yes, many vets and professional trainers recommend martingale collars for dogs prone to slipping out of traditional collars.

Martingale collars can help reduce pulling by providing gentle, limited correction without choking, but they do not completely stop pulling on their own.

Cesar Millan recommends using a slip collar, often called a slip lead, to help maintain control and correct behavior without harming the dog.

The best thing to use for a dog that pulls is a no-pull harness, which discourages pulling and offers better control without causing harm.

The #1 trick to stop your dog from pulling on the leash is to stop moving forward the moment they start pulling and only continue walking when the leash is loose.