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Old 03-13-2013, 04:40 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by furrybaby View Post
While in class, I'd obey the instructor, you can do what you want afterwards. Maybe in a few months or less pulling won't be an issue, you can use it in class and switch to the harness outside of class. Those that show dogs aren't using a harness.

Congratulations for the improvements made!
A knowledgeable instructor won't use a collar on a breed of dog predisposed to CT and wouldn't recommend using one. I'd just pull my trainer aside and explain the problem, give them some literature from the Internet if they needed back-up and the trainer could explain it to the class if they so chose why an exception was being made. But I wouldn't take a chance of causing an injury to a dog that could be predisposed to CT genetically by breed, no matter what the trainer wanted.
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