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9 hours ago, eggsarascal said:

I'd stick with a whistle if the handler is a stranger to training dogs, using commands can confuse a dog especially if the dog goes wrong and handler starts shouting to try to get the dog back steady.

 

Stubby, there is a good article in this months Sporting Shooter about Cockers, if you want a copy I'll scan it and forward it to you.

Just an update, I saw these dog training collars which they said a good device to train dogs, it is inexpensive, safe, and effective. But still, I want to ask the opinion of others if it is safe to use or it is not against animal cruelty. I'm open for more suggestions and recommendations, though.

What are the best tools for training dogs?

13 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

missed it, sorry

No worries.  By the way, thank you for welcoming me!

Why is it my introduction post is not yet approved?

Hi guys, I'm the newest member of the crew. My hobbies are playing computer games, watching sci-fi movies, and reading books. I do hope to get along with everyone.