Hound Dog Pet & Dogs Supplies

I bought the Petsafe Bark Control Collar today for my pomeranian as a last resort to keep her tame while walking her. I put the collar on as tight as it could safely go (snug), and was told by the instruction pamphlet to "trim" her hair on the connection points. So, I cut her hair down to the skin on her neck where the connection points sit, and it doesn't work. Before I cut her hair I tested it out and it seemed to work once, where she barked and flinched. Since that one time, it hasn't worked at all, and the battery is fine because it says to test it until you hear a beep, and it beeps fine. Also, it automatically adjusts itself to the dog's bark, so there is no manual adjusting that can be made. Any suggestions? Has anyone else tried this collar and received similar results? I've followed every direction that was given in the book.

I was just wondering if there is a difference as far as tone between the Deville and the Deluxe. They both have the same tubes (3 12AX7s and 2 6L6s) and theyre both under the "Hot Rod" series..so i was just wondering if they call the 40 watt a "Deluxe" but stuck a few more watts under the hood for those who need a little more punch and called it "Deville"?

Can anyone clear this up? Im thinking of purchasing the Deville

i want to tie my dog with hemp rope, but she has a tendency to chew things. i was wondering if she swallowed bits of it if it would be harmful to her

i play linebacker on my school's varsity football team, after a lot of hard hitting, my shoulders feel numb and sometimes i get a burning sensation in them-what can help with this?-i have heard both good and bad things about the shoulder injury pads aka shockers or skeletons-what would be your guys recommendation?

and now my questions is about neck rolls-i use a cowboy collar right now and i am thinking of switching to a butterfly restrictor-what are the pros and cons-i really wanted to know if there is any range of motion to turn your head to catch passes, because i go out for routes as a tight end or receiver sometimes

But how do you know the human brain cannot detect those faint vibrations and be affected by it. Question is...... are we being trained like dogs an don't even know it? From the buzz of electronic devices