My hunch is that he’s not listening to you because you’re using a choke chain collar and you’re not able to get a good correction. If you WERE getting a good correction, he wouldn’t be throwing a tantrum.

He can’t be watching other dog and watching you at same time. If he has to worry about you sneaking off and getting caught at end of leash (where he gets a correction from collar)… then he’s not going to have enough room in his brain left to think about going after other dog.

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Well, if that hasn’t worked, then you can bet that your, “No” command doesn’t have any meaning to your dog.

Here’s what you’ll need to do:

1. Establish yourself as pack leader.

2. Leave a training collar and tab on your dog, so that you can start consistently associating a “negative” with your verbal “No” command.

3. If your correction is motivational, your dog will get picture, fast. Dogs simply do not continue to do a behavior that does not feel good.

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