As a dog owner, I will say that I use prong collars on my two large-breed dogs, a German shepherd and a pointer-mix. When the prong collars are on my dogs, they rarely pull on the lead; however, without the feel of the collar they are much more likely to be straining their necks against their soft collars.
Men older than 40 should be on the look out for signs of an enlarged prostate, specifically symptoms like difficulty controlling urination, pain while urinating, and blood in the urine. Once signs are noticed, men should be tested quickly to prevent the symptoms from getting worse.
The causes of enlarged prostate (BPH) are not fully understood but it is known that the main risk factor is age and nearly a third of men over 50 are thought to have symptoms. Over 50% of men in their 60âs and nearly all men in their 70âs are thought to suffer some symptoms of enlarged prostate. For most men, the prostate will start to enlarge in the 40âs or 50âs.