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When on patrol, your Patrol dog's lead clips to the...

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Doug Humphrey
I would recommend a flat collar. We have had two police dogs choked unconscious by their slip collars in the last couple of months.
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Bart Karmich said:
When on patrol, your Patrol or dual purpose PSD's lead clips to the...
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Whatever is needed to control that particular dog.


Bart, changing the wording on your questions is no excuse to ask the same thing on different forums here.
Pleas refrain for doing so!

Bob Scott
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