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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Hi guys,
We've just started conditioning with our SportDog e-collar. I know that it needs to be tight, but how tight is to tight? I feel like I have to make it super tight to keep it from slipping around. Tanner has a lot of fluff (almost like a mane) around his neck, and he also has quite a bit of scruff skin. I just don't want to choke the poor guy! Thanks!
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Mont Co, PA
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2 fingers? One on top of each other? That would be pretty loose and I wouldn't think the prongs would be making contact.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Northern British Columbia
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Snug enough that when your dog shakes his head, the receiver does not move.
I slip one finger under one of the contacts - if my finger feels crushed, that is too tight. If it feel like even pressure, that is fine.
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Deep in the heart of TExas
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we slide a finger under the collar - snug but not choking her either. Her fur is getting thick around the throat so I usually check the fit about mid- day to make sure I got it on right in the morning.
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