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I have read the primary 125 pages of ones book. You reference, training collar repeatedly. I have probably overlooked this, but what do you mean by dog collar? Can it be a pinch collar or the one that gives a shock? So far I have used your practices having a great deal of success. We utilize the get busy demand to-make your dog relieve herself. After three days, it works well. Canine sits well, too. H-e still requires a hand signal from time to time. Were... Beloved Adam: Ive read the very first 12-5 pages of your book. You reference, dog collar many times. I have probably overlooked this, but what do you mean by dog collar? Is it a touch collar or one that delivers a shock? So far Ive used your techniques having a lot of success. We use the get busy order to-make canine relieve herself. After three days, it works perfectly. Get additional resources on a related website - Browse this link: clicky. Your dog sits well, too. H-e still needs a hand signal from time to time. We are currently focusing on the down position. Your book is an inspiration. An added question: We recently had an invisible wall mounted. Your dog is 15 months old. How soon should we begin to utilize this? Hes a 33 pound English yellow Lab. Thanks, Brian Precious Brian: Thanks for your email. When I check with it collar yes, in general I am referring to the touch collar. Regarding the to stay command: You ought to first issue the order THEN the modification. Do not wait to see if the dogs going to get it done or hell learn to WAIT to see if you are going to improve him. Put simply, you get teaching your puppy that the slow response to directions is ok. And this is not our purpose. Our goal should be to teach the dog that he should respond quickly and immediately. When he is hundreds of conditioned to respond rapidly every time... and he constantly beats you for the correction... then you can stop. So far as the electronic fence... I had probably wait until hes 6 to 7 months. That is all for the time being, folks! Adam.