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CAM,GA
05-18-2005, 06:59 AM
Why Are Weighted Collars Used For And Why Are They All 2 Or 3 Pounds Are There Heavier Ones I Can Buy And Were Should I Buy Them At Or From
crossfire
05-18-2005, 11:25 AM
they are used to help tone the dogs shoulders and neck for conformation shows. i would not go over a 3lb my self. i sell any size you want made though.
PorsA
06-01-2005, 01:22 PM
You can't make the weight to much an the dogs neck.
TxDogger
06-01-2005, 01:42 PM
I have actually seen dogs where people put alot of weight on them before they were done growing and there front ends were shorter than there backends.. I would suggest not even doing this on a young dog and on a grown dog not going over three pounds.. I think there are alot better ways to tone your dog than the weighted collars.. but to each their own
miakoda
06-01-2005, 03:48 PM
You can't make the weight to much an the dogs neck.
:eek: Are you serious? So now pit bulls are immune to cervical disc problems as well? Unfortunately not. Using too much weight (especially on a young growing dog....& well, an old dog too) can cause serious problems such from arthritis to herniated discs, to compression fractures. These injuries occur more commonly than you think. And to have a dog who has very limited mobility in his neck is very painful for the dog & for the owner to have to watch. Worst case scenario is paralysis. I'm with txheadhunter on this one, I think there are better ways to tone your dog other than weighted collars.
El Mexicano
06-11-2005, 08:02 PM
is this the same with a weighted dog harness?
PorsA
06-13-2005, 10:25 AM
You can't make the weight to much an the dogs neck.
:eek: Are you serious? So now pit bulls are immune to cervical disc problems as well? Unfortunately not. Using too much weight (especially on a young growing dog....& well, an old dog too) can cause serious problems such from arthritis to herniated discs, to compression fractures. These injuries occur more commonly than you think. And to have a dog who has very limited mobility in his neck is very painful for the dog & for the owner to have to watch. Worst case scenario is paralysis. I'm with txheadhunter on this one, I think there are better ways to tone your dog other than weighted collars.
It was a reply on: Why Are They All 2 Or 3 Pounds Are There Heavier Ones I Can Buy.
searkkennels
06-13-2005, 10:53 AM
we sell 4 lb collars and we use them also. they are the best on the market guranteed or ur money back
www.searkkennel.com (http://www.searkkennel.com)
CAM,GA
06-13-2005, 02:32 PM
we sell 4 lb collars and we use them also. they are the best on the market guranteed or ur money back
www.searkkennel.com (http://www.searkkennel.com) I need to see a picture to see how they look
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