Leather Agitation Collar with Handle for Pitbull training
Handcrafted 2 Ply Leather Agitation Dog Collar With Handle 1 3/4 inch (45 mm) wide.
Durable leather Agitation dog collar with handle for dog training, working dogs, schutzhund training, police dogs!
Our standard Leather Agitation Collar with a heavy-duty leather handle permanently attached!
New BRASS D-ring location places handle where you connect your leash/lead.
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This agitation leather dog collar is made of the finest quality leather.
The stitching is all reinforced.
This agitation collar is built to last a lifetime.
Your leash can come off and you can still securely hold your dog before releasing them.
We have also found that we like this agitation collar with handle for Agitation work and also for Police dog training,k9 training,Schutzhund training for working dogs and more...
Training your Pitbull with high quality Leather Agitation Collar with Handle
...to start reading this article from the beginning please click on here...Pit bulls still loyally serve society in many roles:
Search and rescue
Therapy dogs visiting hospitals and senior communities
Working in law enforcement as narcotics and bomb detection dogs
Educational dogs teaching children about canine safety
Service dogs
Those who wish to label these breeds as “dangerous” are often quick to insist that the dogfighting aspect of their history somehow means that they are inclined to “fight” humans. This is simply wrong. A central fact of pit bulls’ history is that their lineage actually makes them less inclined to be aggressive toward humans. For over 160 years, they have been systematically bred away from human aggressiveness. Pit bulls were not bred to fight humans. On the contrary: a dog that went after spectators, or its handler, or the trainer, or any of the other people involved in making a dogfighting dog a good dogfighter was usually put down. (The rule in the pit-bull world was "Man-eaters die.") So while human aggressive pit bulls were actively culled from bloodlines, traits such as gentleness, temperamental stability, and the desire to be handled by humans were emphasized. These qualities are the foundation of the “pit bull” breeds. It explains why footage of pit bulls being rescued from horrific circumstances usually features skinny, scarred-up dogs with wagging tails and happy tongues joyfully greeting law enforcement officers. A pit bull is dangerous to people not to the extent that it expresses its essential pit bullness but to the extent that it deviates from it.” What is “essential pit bullness”? It’s difficult to express the personality of any breed in words, but for pit bulls it comes down to a certain joie-de-vivre and a magnetic attraction to humans. First, pit bulls have a constant desire to be close to humans, even if that means lying by your feet as you use the computer; they are not overly independent dogs and want nothing more than to be active members of your “family.” Second, pit bulls are outgoing, eager to meet new people, and generally trusting of strangers. Finally, this innate desire for human contact and outgoing nature adds up to the ultimate “people dog”: pit bulls are truly in their element when snuggling on the couch, hopping in the bed on a cold morning, getting rubbed on the belly or scratched behind the ears, showing off a trick, going for a car ride with their family, or playing a fun game.
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