The same as my take on prongs. That people resort to these CONTROL
collars only when, for any number of reasons, they don't want to (or
can't) TRAIN their dog to walk on a loose leash.

LOL! Whatever

Using a prong simply takes the option of pulling away. Dog pulls, it's
uncomfortable, dog stops pulling.

Now you've got more focus from the dog because the reward of pulling is gone.
And you take it from there. No collar corrections needed, you teach the dog to
walk on a loose leash.

For people who simply cannot manage to teach a loose leash walk, and there are
man, the prong collar IS a management tool, and so what? Teach the person how
to fit it and use it correctly and off they go. Unlike the choke chain, which
fails miserably with dedicated pullers and the person ends up being dragged all
over hell and back.

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