Review on 🐶 Mayerzon Dog Prong Training Collar: Effective Choke Pinch Collar for Small, Medium, and Large Dogs - Comfort Tips and Quick Release Snap Buckle Included by Robin Williams

When we adopted our dear 60 pound Staffordshire Terrier, we were unsure how he would react in the presence of unfamiliar animals and unexpected stimuli. We had to learn and maybe this review will help someone else choose the right collar for the first time. Our first collar, which he still wears, was just a traditional buckle dog collar that worked great on quiet walks or around the house, but didn't work. it seems to phase it when aroused. And since he's strong, that was a sign that we needed help in training. We initially settled on a collar with a metal buckle that definitely took the pull without hurting him, but the metal buckle was small and came loose when he pulled sideways. Obviously an open collar is not ideal for a very nervous civilian on a city street. I would again recommend models with a metal buckle as they are prone to breakage. But this plastic clip collar with buckle covered all our needs. First, it's easy to adjust by removing individual sections down to about two-inch sections. Our dog has an 18 inch neck so a large model minus some lengths is perfect. A simple cloth sleeve is great for not giving the impression that our dog needs an aggressive collar. showed signs of hurting him. They then added a carabiner and a basic safety collar, but probably unnecessary insurance in case the collar comes off. fuse) is so superior to the previous metal buckle that I can't believe anyone bothered to sell a model with a metal buckle. Thank you for creating a good product that takes into account the needs of humane dog training, even strong and irritable.