Premium Stainless Steel Pinch Collar for Medium 🐶 to Large Dogs - Darkyazi Durable Adjustable Pet Training Collar Review

The only thing I don't like is that it has to slide over my dog, I'm afraid the teeth might sting her eye. But it works well and the quality is excellent.

Helps pull leash. I was very apprehensive about using this but our trainer suggested this and I am very glad it works and is not harmful to our dog either.

Teeth not sharp but very inflexible. It takes me both hands and a few minutes to put it on or take it off my (luckily very patient) pup. However, it works as expected and it may take some time to get easier.

I like the collar, it works well and is well made. My only complaint was that the links were VERY difficult to remove. So much so that I needed a man and pliers. I've used these collars before and they weren't that difficult to remove. After we took them off it was easier to use the collar but damn they are HERE.

Great when used correctly. Thick metal that is difficult to bend or break. I recommend that you learn how to properly use this type of collar before putting it on your dog. They are excellent for training and walking strong dogs or even naughty dogs that are new to their environment until you and they feel comfortable and confident about how they are going to react to a new situation. When used correctly, this collar will not harm your dog.

I didn't return it because it didn't work. let me explain. I have a mastiff. I measured it and judging by the measurement and the product it should have been a snug fit. however, it was too cozy. I've searched the whole internet to see how this could be. Basically you need about 2 inches more than the size you buy. For example, if her neck is 23 inches, she needs a 25 inch collar. I thought ok I'll buy an individual prong or two then but this company didn't sell them so I sent everything back…

There is a learning curve for applications to resizing and removal. That being said, the difference between walking my medium sized dog at night and during the day was post use. My trainer recommended a spiked collar and it has made her happy. It doesn't hurt, I used it on my neck, it's just pressure. If you are afraid to use it, ask a dog trainer for help. We watched a few YouTube tutorials to figure out how to remove the links, put the collar on, and take it off after a workout. The key for…

I have been using these collars for dog training for many years. I chose this one because of the price and the misconception that they are all almost the same. NOT CORRECT. I sized the collar for my dog (a Lab/Healer mix) and went for a quick walk. Everything seemed fine. However, after about a week of use and longer walks, my dog started pulling heavily due to the neighbor's dog barking on the fence. When I jerked sharply to correct the pull, she squeaked. The rest of the trek was uneventful…

Our dogs passed their annual checkup the day I received this order from Revain. Well our veterinary office was TERRIBLE when we mentioned we bought the collar and almost DEMANDD that we throw it away immediately! They ranted for 10 minutes about how they cripple dogs with spinal injuries (like chain collars which I already knew about) and how these things can cause throat, esophagus and other injuries and can easily result in dog DEATH! OMG, I had no idea! The husband asked if they are so bad…