dog question

[Grapesoda]

I have decided to take Killer's collar off in the house and only place the collar back for daily walks and car trips... Killer seems to be happy about this... any thoughts? you guys do this?

[ErectMedia]

Makes sense, be like sleeping with a belt on.

Unless really a "Killer" and you need to restrain quick.

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by ErectMedia

Makes sense, be like sleeping with a belt on.

yeah that's what I started thinking... give the guy a fucking break

[MiamiBoyz]

[bronco67]

These are the tough questions of life.....I didn't think you could get any more bored, but you've hit rock bottom.

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by bronco67

These are the tough questions of life.....I didn't think you could get any more bored, but you've hit rock bottom.

what the fuck is wrong with you? I have tried several times to communicate my thoughts to you. asshole. STOP applying the creepy weird shit in your fucked up head to my thoughts. if you ever what to know what I think, ask and I will tell you. are you fucking clear?

FYI, and YES my dog is more important than you and the dipshit politicians that, BTW are just as fucking creepy as you are. bet you are the kinda guy to take a long straw to the public bathroom and suck the urinals out when no one is looking.

too bad you can't vote for trump and Clinton. then you can have creepy shit all day, every day and be as happy as your creepy fucking mind will let you be.

[arock10]

My dogs have a very small collar that stays on them all the time but a larger martingale collar that the leash attaches to which can be slipped off and on. One dog likes her collar off a good deal so doesn't have it on in the house much while the other doesn't care so it just gets removed at night usually so he jingles less

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by arock10

My dogs have a very small collar that stays on them all the time but a larger martingale collar that the leash attaches to which can be slipped off and on. One dog likes her collar off a good deal so doesn't have it on in the house much while the other doesn't care so it just gets removed at night usually so he jingles less

what is the small collar for? yes I have that collar as well. killer has been wearing a collar since birth. I make sure and rub his neck out several times a day to help with a positive association of no collar... this has been good for both of us.

FYI I accept fully responsibility for 50% of our lovers quarrel lol!! I'll stop being a dick

[plaster]

Collar off in house, my dog even told me she likes it better that way.
.hope that helps op

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by plaster

Collar off in house, my dog even told me she likes it better that way.
.hope that helps op

thank you

[Adnium_Ivana]

I always keep my dog's collar off - unless we're going outside where i have to leash him. It's not necessary to keep it on inside and I don't see him as property that needs to be absolutely obedient to me at all times.

[PR_Glen]

really depends on the dog.. if you can't answer your door without him lurching up at them or even out the door then having a loose rope collar is a good idea. We've only had one dog that would be an issue with that, our other 2 don't need them unless we go out into public.

[Paul Markham]

What does your mind tell you?

[hottoddy]

I say leave a properly fitted collar (not tight) on, but you're probably OK if your dog is micro chipped.

Even well behaved dogs can get loose when you least expect it. People leave side gates open, doors ajar, latches break, etc. A collar with your phone number gets the dog returned quick if you have good neighbors - before accidents happen. A microchip requires someone to take the dog to a vet or human society for scanning. A dog without a collar is also hard or impossible for strangers to coral safely and apt to wander much further.

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by Adnium_Ivana

I always keep my dog's collar off - unless we're going outside where i have to leash him. It's not necessary to keep it on inside and I don't see him as property that needs to be absolutely obedient to me at all times.

yup my thoughts exactly, just didn't occur to me for a long time however at 170lbs my poochie needs to be obedient at all times

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by hottoddy

I say leave a properly fitted collar (not tight) on, but you're probably OK if your dog is micro chipped.

Even well behaved dogs can get loose when you least expect it. People leave side gates open, doors ajar, latches break, etc. A collar with your phone number gets the dog returned quick if you have good neighbors - before accidents happen. A microchip requires someone to take the dog to a vet or human society for scanning. A dog without a collar is also hard or impossible for strangers to coral safely and apt to wander much further.

my dog is chipped and believe me the last thing in the world my dog wants is to go missing, my dog is more paranoid than wehateporn

[TheDynasty]

I usually take my cats collar off at night just want the old lady to be comfortable shes 18 years old.

I know it isn't a dog but same thing ;)

[NatalieK]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

I have decided to take Killer's collar off in the house and only place the collar back for daily walks and car trips... Killer seems to be happy about this... any thoughts? you guys do this?

This is a good thing to do, bringing an order to your dogs day, like a routine. When Killer hears the collar he knows it's walkies & in the home, the collar cannot be attached to anything, strangling your dog. It's going to be more comfortable too!

Good job

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by GspotProductions

This is a good thing to do, bringing an order to your dogs day, like a routine. When Killer hears the collar he knows it's walkies & in the home, the collar cannot be attached to anything, strangling your dog. It's going to be more comfortable too!

Good job

good deal

[Paul Markham]

Originally Posted by hottoddy

I say leave a properly fitted collar (not tight) on, but you're probably OK if your dog is micro chipped.

Even well behaved dogs can get loose when you least expect it. People leave side gates open, doors ajar, latches break, etc. A collar with your phone number gets the dog returned quick if you have good neighbors - before accidents happen. A microchip requires someone to take the dog to a vet or human society for scanning. A dog without a collar is also hard or impossible for strangers to coral safely and apt to wander much further.

When my dog gets out, the neighbour's kids bring him back. By the scruff of the neck.

[jsmih]

I found a loose dog last week, she was returned to her owner as soon as she got home from work, due to the collar tag (had somehow gotten out from their backyard). My GF took collar off my dog ("too noisy"), and then managed to leave a door open. Dog was gone for 2 days, and we only got him back due to pure luck. I'd use a collar with a tag all the time.

[DBS.US]

Do you have an ID tag on the collar? My dog has an ID tag with address/phone numbers in case she gets out.