THE RIGHT FIT.
SINCE your dog wears his collar most, if not all, of the time, it is essential that it fits right for your dog’s optimal comfort and safety. The collar should sit high on the dog’s neck; this is especially the case when taking them for a walk. If the collar sits lower down, on the strongest part of the dog’s neck, this gives him the leverage 'li:v&rIdZ Positional advantage (posición de ventaja, influencia) Literal meaning efecto palanca to take you for a walk rather than the other way round. DGn Di ‘^D& weI raU nd the reverse; the opposite (al revés) You should be able to fit two to three fingers between the collar and the neck. If the collar is too loose, it could slip off slIp Af to remove clothing quickly and easily (quitarse) or snag on snGg An be hooking in a place(engancharse, cogerse) something; if too tight then it may cause coughing or breathing problems. If you have a puppy, be sure to frequently check and adjust the collar as he grows. Choose a collar that is sturdy 'st3:dI vigorous, firm, strog, Marked by resoluteness or determination; firm (robusto, fuerte, firme) enough to withstand wIT'stGnd, wIT'stUd To oppose with force or resolution.-To resist or endure successfully. (resistir, aguantar) wear and tear and will not bleed dye bli:d not to exude, not to stein (que no destiña, que no suelte color que manche la ropa, literalmente sangrar) into your dog’s coat. k&Ut A natural outer covering, such as the fur of an animal; an integument. (pelo, pelaje)
From The euro weekly news: 15-01-2011.
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