what's funny now is that he knows once he does it, he's in trouble. and he acts like he's in trouble before i do anything. so now, instead of just forcing him to sit and never move away from me, i grab his neck and throw him to the ground, belly up. YOU WILL SHOW THAT DOG YOUR STOMACH AND YOU WILL SAY THANK YOU SIR, MAY I HAVE ANOTHER WHEN HE COMES TO SMELL YOUR DICK! which has been getting me weird ass looks by people. me pinning a big black dog to the ground and going sir i need you to bring your little bitchy dog that jumped up on my dog over here to do the smelling thing so he can be properly shamed and humiliated and learn that i don't care what the other dog does to him, he's not allowed to act this way.

 

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Actually, most high end collars are made to break away under that kind of weight/stress. Not for elevators, but in case the dog gets caught on something. Like, if they get separated in the woods and hung on a branch or fence.


It's the cheap-o walmart collars made for people that don't take care of or train their dogs that can handle a few hundred foot pounds...

 

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