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@chinyereukoha I agree with this. After ecollar training the dog with general obedience so that it's familiar with the collar I'd have it on at home and punish any barking indoors.

@imagebeastmarkbeast Haha spot on

@hollan So glad I'm here, talking to bots.

@justasimplea Yeah for sure. I live in a place where nobody trains their dogs. At all. People are amazed at a little bit of heeling! Now I just kiss my teeth and she walks next to me. So that's about 5 to 10 tsks a minute if I want her to heel like a competition heeler 😅

@justasimplea Regarding point 1 my dog is the same. I don't have the heart to put the e collar back on and correct her everytime she picks up speed. I did it for a few days when she was around 1.5yrs old and she would heel properly but over the year since then she's shifted back to staying 3 to...

@davecb Yes that's how it works. You only need to punish once so it's important not to miss the moment. That means watching your phone the moment you leave the house. Also it's a dog with a habit of trash diving so it probably does it immediately after he leaves.

@davecb I don't understand why you would infer that from what he wrote. I think it's obvious that the correction would be made as he's looking at the camera and seeing the dog in the trash. No I'm not one of those people what an outrageous accusation. I only shove my dog's nose and it's shit...

@legendsh Sure, but that would be fine by me. One of my dogs has a fear of drains on the sidewalk because her paws slipped in-between the grills when she was a puppy. It doesn't impact my life in the slightest. She avoids them and I am ok with that.

@davecb You only need to catch the dog doing it once and use a high enough zap and they won't do it again. What is this nonsense about dogs not correlating what they did to the punishment. That's not true at all. They will stay away from the trash if the punishment is sufficiently high. OP is...