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Originally Posted by lulababy  im glad it works for you. I just couldnt use it on my pebbles... they didnt even have the tan option available there |
My Pebbles is MUCH larger than your Pebbles and I cannot image how they expected it to be made small enough for her little head.
I have the head part adjusted as small as possible and it could not go smaller. My Pebbles is a huge puller on a harness so that is why I chose to us it on her. Your Pebbles is way to tiny and if she is not pulling to the point of hurting herself I really don't see the purpose for her.
It sounds like she is doing great with the training. Just keep your chin up and don't let anyone make you feel you are not training her correctly. Just like children different techniques sometimes need to be tried to accomplish the desired outcome.
Having your Pebbles in a dress will not effect the way that she learns. I don't understand the reasoning behind commenting on whether or not she is in a dress. Even if she had her sequin harness, bow in her hair, sparkles from head and her little doggy nails painted in silver none of that will not stop the learning process of this class.
I would have pulled the trainer to the side and straightened her out after the second comment from her. Her attitude has allowed the other in the class to have a negative experience for you and Pebbles which is
unacceptable! 
If she cannot control the others in her class (
ie owners) how does she expect to teach how to control your pets????
As for the guy with the chicken killing dog
~that comment should have had him
REMOVED from the class as a danger to other. When an animal has the propensity for killing, they are not only dangerous to other animals (including dogs) but a danger to the public. The trainer should have had HUGE warning signs up to take that situation and get that under control~immediately!