Review on Miles Tactical Collar Genuine Adjustable by Heather Coleman

My GSD pup, now six months old and weighing 60 pounds, is kind of a Houdini when it comes to collars. Leather, heavy woven fabric, thinner nylon. She either collapsed or broke free. Please note that this happens indoors or when playing outside, not just outside. I won't leave her alone on the street. Chain collars were out of the question, with the exception of a corrective collar used only during training. So note that I'm referring to an everyday collar that includes her necessary markings. I was looking for something rigid with a reliable closure. Bam, that was the answer. Its width allows it to be very stable when I need to grab it. The separate label holder ring is an excellent design aside from the angled guide ring. The clasp is secure, strong and worry-free. And when I took off her collar and she wanted to play with it, she quickly realized that it was harder than her. I know I need to get more as she keeps growing and I want her with a handle. I don't have a No Iron badge yet, but I want one for my study trips to Home Depot. The professional trainer I work with is a former K-9 military commander. When he saw and examined this collar, he was very impressed. He said he wanted one for his Dutch Shepherd. I think a professional making a statement like that overshadows anything I could say.