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I really hope all is well with you. Things have been active for me and I have not been on the web much but, I did have one problem for you. Have you ever done any research on the source of the prong collar and its original use? Also, I have heard it used in various ways, for example, lead getting connected to one band or both rings? Which information are you aware about and what technique do you use? Im always available to learning true information. Thanks for your time, Ja... Precious Adam: I am hoping all is well with you. Things have been active for me and I have perhaps not been on line much but, I did have one problem for you. Maybe you have done any research about the source of the prong collar and its original use? Also, Ive seen it utilized in different ways, like, lead getting connected to one ring or both bands? Which information are you aware of and what method do you use? I am always available to learning true information. Thanks for the time, Jag Dear Jag: I actually do not know the real history of the touch collar. It is a great question. If I understand such a thing about it, Ill write about it here, in my e-zine. As far as using one ring the D-ring or two the safety ring and the D-ring... Broadly speaking, I just connect the leash towards the D-ring. This is how the collar was created to be used. You can, but, catch the leash to both rings. This will damper the correction. Be taught more on the affiliated URL - Hit this web site: webaddress. You may use the touch collar in this way if you have an extremely sensitive and painful dog or if you are training a workouts where--for some reason--the dog is self-correcting, inadvertently. For example, when training the dog control in protection work, we try to speak to the dog that he must only lunge when the attack command is given, first. He then is corrected, In the event the dog runs before the attack order is given. Nevertheless, in such a situation, we want to error o-n the side of under-correcting your dog, rather than have him think that he should NOT lunge by accidentally over-correcting. Make sense? That is all for the time being, people! Adam.