4 Answers

Hold the collar in front of him, make him touch it with his nose, give him a treat when he does. Progress to putting the collar in his mouth, give him a treat - continue until he understands he needs to put the collar in his mouth. Start putting the collar on the floor and make him pick it up, give him a treat. Put the collar in it's usual place, make him pick it up, give him a treat. It's a slow progression, taking a step at a time, but by giving him a reward he learns that it's what you want him to do and because of the food - he will do it.

14 years ago. Rating: 5
Comment this answer Add new comment

You don`t because if you do youwill be pestered all day to go "walkies"

If you insist on becoming so pestered 6dog method is the correct one.

My dog stands at the cupoard door or gives a "special" look and it is hard to refuse her beautiful face looking up at me. Love that dog.

14 years ago. Rating: 2
Comment this answer Add new comment

Why do you regularly take the collar off of him ? Next thing you'll expect him to do is get his leash and pick up his own mess. Come on, he's a dog !

14 years ago. Rating: 0
Comment this answer Add new comment

not shure

14 years ago. Rating: 0
Comment this answer Add new comment