11/05/2025
Most owners think they need to pull harder, buy a shorter leash, or just “hope” their dog grows out of pulling. But often, the issue isn’t effort—it’s the tool.
In this video, we start with Ember on a flat collar. She’s pulling, distracted, and taking her owner for a ride. This is the point where many owners give up on walks altogether, which is a disservice to both dog and human.
Then, we switch to a prong collar. Nothing else changes. Same dog. Same handler. Same environment. The difference you see is simply because the prong collar gives clear, safe, self-correcting feedback that makes sense to the dog. The walk becomes calmer, more focused, and safer for everyone.
At the end, Ember calmly passes a dog that is heavily reacting beside her. Her attention peaks, but she’s able to disengage and stay neutral because she can understand what’s being asked of her.
Tools matter. When used properly and paired with leash guidance, the prong collar can create immediate, positive change—making walks something you look forward to instead of dread.
If you’re struggling with pulling or lack of control on walks, you don’t have to give up. The right tool and training makes all the difference.
