What if the dog doesn't like the collar?

If you want to wear a collar, it's usually better to get used to it since you were a puppy. Although there are also dogs who easily accept collars, there are also dogs who dislike collars. If they don't like them, follow the steps below to get them used to them.
Phase 1
Gently wrap a large handkerchief, rope, etc. around the dog's neck. The initial effect of tying with a large handkerchief and rope was to allow the dog to feel this constraint and adapt quickly. Because it's easiest to get used to it when it's a puppy, if possible, start with it when it's a puppy.
Phase 2
Contact the collar to get used to touch. Don't suddenly put on the collar, use the collar to touch the dog's neck like a handkerchief and rope to make it feel.
Third stage
If wearing a collar takes too long, it can put pressure on the dog, so the owner should practice in advance to put on the collar smoothly. The timing of wearing a collar is very important, so put it on immediately when the dog is focused on eating.
Also, all stages are the same. If you don't dislike it, please praise and reward the dog. The key is to make the dog feel that wearing a collar is a good thing.