New years Zoey

Thank you very much guys I do appreciate the positive feedback and :goodposting:

 

Looks good she keeps looking better and better everytime you post pics

 

thanks kane I did this comparison last night

 

Wow..great transformation!!

 

thank you!! :dogkiss:

 

I dont think spike collars represent the breed in a positive light. They already have a bad reputation and it just add to it.

With that being said, it's plenty of people with pits that put spike collars on their dog so who cares about another. Thats a beautiful dog with or without the collar.

Good job she looks great

 

Damn Joey! She looks fantastic!

 

The side by side comparison really shows the work you have put in - keep it up.

With all the flack you get about the collar I'm surprised you haven't bought a separate collar just for taking game-dog.com photos HAH HAH!

 

Thank you indeed ccourtcleve and em well releasethehounds, I would never give in to foolish people's needs so that's not going to happen for the benefits of others. Plus game-dog.com does not imply a no spike collars or you will deserve idiocy rule or regulation :p:rolleyes: but thank you! my work with zoey and zoey herself is the only thing that has mattered for me to post her pictures here

 

I really want to get a collar like that for my dog... who is a Basset Hound LOL.

Amazing transformation. She's looking good, keep up the good work

 

Khanfueshus says a wise person will not willingly attract unwanted attention to ones dog lol.

 

haha I see well the family chihuahua had his own little spiked collar as well :p but thank you for the compliment and support.

 

I wouldn't put one of those on my dog personally, but I will share that I used to wear collars like that in high school. Can't dress like that now in the adult world of jobs and such though. :dogkiss:

 

thought I would share a couple from a couple of days ago these below are phone quality.

 

the dog looks great, but a word of advice, get a nylon or leather lead. If you like the chain lead, get a thicker one because that chain doesn't look too sturdy. A thin chain with a strong dog at the end is asking for a run away dog, especially if that lead is attached to a harness. Not sure if your dog is a puller or if she is animal aggressive but I've seen a lot of amstaffs, bullies, and pet bulls break their nickel leads and get loose. Also seen a few slip out of thick collars like that, but the collar you have seems to be fitted exactly right. Just a word of caution. Aside from that, the dog looks good.

 

yeah I am in need of a better quality lead now that she is fully matured and certainly pulls in the presence of a dog, thanks for the concern and advice I appreciate it. I am also looking into a leather harness for her but thank you for the compliment as well.

 

Not to mention trying to control a dog when you are holding onto a chain rather than a flat lead HURTS. Welcome to bruise central. I don't know if you have the type with a nice leather handle, that at least helps a bit - but I like to be able to reel in the leash by hand and adjust the length for the amount of control I need.

 

your dog carries the collar well ,!

 

have had some fingers broken with chains !bin lucky aye !!1