Review on 🐾 Herm Sprenger Fur Saver Collar - 1/6 inch Link Diameter: Chrome Plated Steel Quality by Travis Bozman

I have been using this type of collar for almost 20 years. You are unbelievable. They come in a variety of weights, so when ordering make sure you get the correct weight (shown in mm) for your height and breed type. I have dogs that wear them 24/7 (not recommended) without the coat breaking and also remove the collar at night to allow the dog to rest. The secret lies in the elongated links used in the collar. They act like a normal choke collar, but due to the design they will not tear or break the fur. I have used them on German Shepherds (long and normal coat length), Dobermans, Norwegian Lundehunds (rare breed, appearance). them, they are adorable little dogs) and Australian Shepherds. So, hair of different lengths and great results on all. Warning: When attaching charms (rabies, ID card, ID card, etc.) to the collar's rings, BE CAREFUL, depending on the shape of the charm, they can sometimes catch on the links and twist, causing the collar to tighten around the neck's dog. Depending on the link that the charms are hooked into, the collar can become quite tight. So if you leave Fido alone for a long time or overnight, it's a good idea to remove the chain collar and replace it with a chain. non-choking collar and only use the training collar for training or walking when you must constantly watch the dog and control the training collar. I do and have never had a problem with a collar, but I had folded the ID tag on the training collar into one of the links when the dog was in the back of the car and found the collar incredibly tight when we got to our designated walking area . Aside from five minutes of trying to remove the tag from the link (it was REALLY stuck), there was no damage. BUT, if the dog in the yard had a collar and this happened while I was away, it would be the most uncomfortable day for the dog. collars, they are great and work as advertised!