Measure your dog from nose to tail and from floor to shoulder, then choose a carrier with room to stand up and turn around. Look for good ventilation, a secure closure and a comfortable strap. (Demo post: replace it with your own article.)
Many training collars offer a beep and a vibration mode. Start with the gentlest setting, pair it with praise and treats, and ask a trainer for help if you are unsure. (Demo post: replace it with your own article.)
A good collar should fit snugly enough that it cannot slip over the head, with room for two fingers underneath. Check the stitching, the buckle and the D-ring before you buy, and replace any collar that is cracked or stretched. (Demo post: replace it with your own article.)
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