I am frequently asked a common question: "How long should my dog continue to wear their ecollar after training?" This question reminds me of another scenario: "How long do I have to wear my seat belt after getting my driver's license?" The more experience we gain in driving, the better we become at it. However, regardless of our driving experience, we never consider not wearing our seat belt. It serves as a safety measure, providing insurance for our well-being and quality of life. While we don't plan to encounter accidents daily, we still wear our seat belts "just in case!" The ecollar functions similarly to a seat belt. It acts as an insurance policy, granting us the ability to keep our dogs safe when they are off leash, even in distracting situations or when they are about to engage in dangerous behavior. With the ecollar, we can effectively communicate with our dogs, regardless of distance or distractions. So, my question is, why would anyone want to discard a tool that enables effective communication and ensures the safety of their dogs? Eventually, as training progresses, you may reach a maintenance phase where the need for the ecollar becomes less frequent. However, unforeseen accidents and emergencies often occur when we least expect them. It is always better to be prepared and have the safety tool at hand, rather than finding ourselves in a situation where we need it but don't have it.