Edens_Daddy
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What's the best product you've purchased for your Dobie??
IE: Collar, leash, harness, toys, bed, treats, transportation aids....etc
IE: Collar, leash, harness, toys, bed, treats, transportation aids....etc
I think I'm gonna give the diy flirt pole a shot... And see how she does.A flirt pole by Redline K9. All the Redline K9 products I've bought are great. Leather tug, bite sleeve, bite toys.
Probably not quite the answer you were looking for but its the truth.. I guess as fas as monetary things go.. Our property is the best thing we bought for the dogs.. Before that i had 4 Dobermans in a Mobile Home park there was no real issue because they thought i only owned i red and one black.. I t wasnt until they seen me walking 2 reds one day that they began to think i had three dobermans in the park.. That was the beginning of the end and we were forced to give up the dogs or find some property to move our trailer on.. We moved and still have three of the original four.. I know still not an actual product.. The flirt pole was a fun purchase the dogs all love except for Mars who could care less.
It's so comfy and my heart melts every time I see him in it!
We have a lot of property and I really wanted to give her her freedom but she was, IS, so damn fast!! That girl can be like a bullet and it was very easy to lose her in tall grass, behind bushes, et. And being small I always worry about predators. So I needed a way to get her back to me....NOW.
It's worked so well, most of the time I don't even turn it on.
I'm also looking for a harness that also has a handle grip on the top and easy connect for leashes


We have a wide buckle collar on him but right now she so young you just need the basic she can't and shouldn't be walking or doing anything at this point she just a baby baby so it's all play play play till about 5 monthsIs there a specific e collar that everyone is using?
And you certainly don't need an e collar at this stage and shouldn't use one unless you are educated on how to use one. Like I said right now she's a baby and should be treated like one lots of love affection and redirection when it comes to biting you. Try not to yell just simply redirect her to a toy and say good or yes in a happy voice eventually she will get it but mistakes will happen. We call our boy a dobershark but he's a big love you messes up here and there.Thanks for all the info guys and gals... I'm gonna look into the e-collar