What material is best for dog collars?

Train your dog to recognize signs that you're becoming anxious and perform some task that calms you. This may mean simulating behavior so your dog learns the signs. You might...

The time it takes depends on the dog. There is no specific time frame. The cost depends on where you live.

You could say that, but it's easier to say, "His personal best." (That's a common sports phrase.)

They can be pretty expensive. A good electric dog training collar can cost you upwards of $180.

No, they're not designed to be. A remote collar will not hurt, traumatize, or scare your dog if taught to them properly.

They could definitely go together if you tuck the polo shirt's collar under the jacket, so that it can't be seen from the back or sides.

Lots of people have different preferences when it comes to this. Some prefer a smooth handle, while others like to have some additional grip. There are several different adhesive tapes...

There are many curtain materials that are great to use. If you want to let a lot of light through and aren't worried about insulation, then a lighter cotton fabric...

Not necessarily. You'll have to contact the makers of the collars to see how sensitive the collar is.

There is not one material that is best - hardwood floors, tile, and vinyl all work great. The choice is mostly dependant on your budget.