hey guys ,id like to comment on these collars, high on the neck is best for training.it is more sensitive and the dog will pull as much as they can handle ,it will cut off there supply and they will submitt some times ..iv got an amstaff that would pass out before he gave up.its up to him...if he is in the REDzone it can be dangerious.training only for him.hes good now that he undrstands there is no other option than to comply..its that simple,as far a Ceasar...he gets back to bacics with dog that most dont like because we feel owr dogs are like our kids...there dogs and should be treated as such....pinning a dog to the floor is good if the dog knows you are alph.in the wild most would chalange a pin.and that why they sat ,,,CONSULT A PRO BEFORE ATTEMTING....there was a post here where some one was attact? put a dog down becase it went bad....i would not suggest a pin,if there was no ground work before the pin,if you want to be alpha you better be prepared to be challanged.my dogos and amstaff know how is boss and it was not overnight.....i cant afford to be number two....get back to basics of the pack, start there...phil

Lene, with you on that.

Personally I hate choke collars and half-checks. I'd rather use a body harness.

not sure i get you one this one.......high on the neck for any collar allows for more controll....choker collars do just that .my dogs are powerfull and its the only collar that worked for my amstaff..i dont need them any more and would not recomend them to anyone who does not have large dog experience.it was scarry for me, but i had a dog that needed to be controlled before something bad happened ..was it the right tool to use ?im not so sure but it worked and would try something different next time