PITBULL Studded&Spike Black collar 21'' /21 inch dog collar-S55

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This collar is app. 1 1/2 inch (40 mm) wide.

Will fit 21 inch (53 cm) neck size!!!

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As for the off leash recall, you'll need a long LONG leash/line and some treats. Basically you'd go about it the same way you taught him indoors. Call him sounding very excited, if he comes give him a treat and lots of praise, if he doesn't, tug the leash to get him moving. Keep in mind no dog's recall is 100%, so if there's something highly chaseable (stray cat, rabbit, squirrel, as he gets older loose dogs will be a concern) and he goes after it, hopefully you can run fast. It is good if your dog is good without distractions but as soon as you add them in he can't handle the added excitement. The first thing to do is to NEVER call him unless you are 100% sure he's going to come to you immediately. Everytime you call him and he ignores you it just reinforces that he doesn't have to listen if he doesn't want to do so. if it is great indoors and at home it sounds like it is time to slowly introduce distractions. Instead of working in the house or backyard, take him out front where there are mild distractions of cars, kids, etc. Work with him there, on leash, until he's rock solid. Once he's good with mild distractions start adding in more - kids running around, more cars, dogs walking by, etc. You can take him to a local human park (no dog parks, please, for all the other reasons stated on this site along with the fact that he's nowhere near ready for THAT amount of distraction yet) and work on his recall with a 10-20ft long line. If you notice him getting distracted and not listening, you've gone too fast and need to back up to where he was paying attention again. Keep doing this and you'll have a dog that will pay attention and listen to you in just about every case. One thing that worked with some dog, along with having him drag a 20ft clothes line when being outside in the yard, was to have a pocket full of yummy treats, things he didn't always get. The dog was randomly called every few minutes and he'd get from 1 to 5 treats every time. He started running back as fast as he could after a couple of "treat parties". You can then reduce how often he gets a treat until all you're doing is praising him for running back to you and that will be enough....to read the other interesting article please click on here...