Review on 🔗 Herm Sprenger 2.25mm Small Stainless Steel Pinch Collar - Premium Quality Prong Collar by Danielle Perkins

If you have a dog that pulls regardless of training, this collar is for you. I love my dog with all my heart and soul but her nose will overwhelm her. She's half beagle, half raccoon, so her nose should be searching for things. This leads to her not knowing what to sniff next, and that's why she likes to sniff around like crazy on everything. I have read countless articles and watched many videos about dogs like mine. All suggested a notched collar to solve the tension problem. I'm not joking when I say this changed my dog's behavior as soon as I put it on her and there was no tension. While some consider these collars to be gruesome and medieval, they are completely clueless as to the subject. This is a direct feedback tool for dogs that need something different. The concept is simple. If the dog walks at the same pace as the owner, the teeth will not exert any pressure. When the dog pulls, the teeth touch the dog's neck, which he doesn't like, and he lets go of the pull. The position of the upper neck is crucial and mimics the situation where their mother would bite the same spot to correct them when they were puppies. If you have a dog like mine and no training is keeping him from pulling, get this collar. However, make sure you choose the right size and there are many videos online showing you how to put on the collar and choose the right size. When you receive it I suggest you try it on your forearm to see how your dog feels. It's not cruel or medieval, it's a weird feeling, so the dog reacts immediately. Have fun hiking with your dog!