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.
Prostate cancer symptoms. Very early prostate cancer does not usually cause any symptoms at all. Any growth in the prostate is too small at first for you to notice any effect on urine flow. Mnay men go to see their GP because they have problems with passing urine.The most common symptoms of prostate cancer and a non cancerous (benign) enlarged prostate are the same.They are. 1  Having to rush to the toilet to pass urine. 2  Passing urine more often than usual, especially at night. 3  Difficulty passing urine, including straining to pass it or stopping and starting.ymptoms may be mild and can occur over many years. Sometimes the first symptoms are from prostate cancer that has spread to the bones but this is not common. Prostate cancer cells in the bone may cause pain in your back, hips, pelvis or other bony areas.