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Why Do You Own a Pet? It's a simple question with infinite answers. For us, its for fun! For us, its the sheer joy of seeing a wagging tail after a long day of work. For us, its to laugh at all those crazy things our best buddies do.

Still privately owned and operated, our mission is to help you make your four legged friend(s) happy. After all, their sole job seems to be toput asmile on our face.

We invite you in to http://www.dhgate.com/store/15886472 to share an important part of your family. But also to share our journey to find and supply the best Dog Collars, Pet Clothes, Dog Leash, and all around fun stuff for your pet.

Colorful Pearl Small Middle Dog Training Leash&Collar Cute Pet Chain With PU Handle Small Pet Chain Lead Rope

Materia:Steel+Pearl+Alloy+PU

Size:

XS Leash:47''(120cm) for length;0.8''(2cm) for width ; Collar:8.3''-10.2''(21-26cm) for collar, 8.3''(21cm) for length

S Leash:47''(120cm) for length; 0.8''(2cm) for width; Collar:9.8''-11.8''(25-30cm) for collar,9.8''(25cm) for length

M Leash:47''(120cm) for length; 0.8''(2cm) for width; Collar:11.4''-13.8''(29-35cm) for collar,11.4''(29cm) for length

Color:As photo shows,mix color

Net Weight: 166g,169g,172g

Package:OPP Packaging,5 sets( leash&collar)/lot

Traction rope,very smart in personality

let the little guy's every action in your hands....

This is a really bargain price! Who bought who earn ~ ~ - don't miss

oh! Hurry to buy it, take your dog out ~ friend

Training Puppy to Accept a Leash

Once your pup accepts the collar, put his leash on and then just sit and watch. Obviously, do this indoors or in a secure confined area. Let puppy drag the leash around on his own but keep a close eye on him so that he doesn't tangle or get hurt. Leave it on for just a few minutes at first. Later, repeat the exercise for longer periods of time. Put your pup on leash during mealtimes, so he associates the leash with a pleasant event. If he is very fearful of the leash, you may want to put it next to the food bowl for a while before attaching it to his collar. Eventually he will see that no harm is coming and there indeed is nothing to be afraid of.

When you are sure he is completely comfortable walking around with the leash on, pick up the other end for a few minutes. Do not try walking him yet. Just hold onto the other end and let him lead you around. Try not to get into a position that will make him pull or strain on the leash or he will probably become afraid of it again. If he sits down, that is okay. You just sit down too. Try backing up and enticing him to come towards you. If he hesitates, don't pull or drag him by the leash. Try luring him over to you with a food treat or toy. When he starts to walk, praise him profusely so he knows how happy you are. Give him lots of time to get used to his leash and always try to make it a pleasant experience.