🎒 QuickSnap Bungee Collar for Educators Review

I probably spent over 60 seconds a day putting the original collar on and off my Labrador Retriever. The Quick Snap Bungee Collar is a game changer as it is easy to put on and provides my pup constant stimulation at every level. Save yourself time and nerves with this article. Put 2 fingers under the collar.

After installing the ET-300 and adjusting it to the smallest possible opening, it was still too big to fit my 6 month old Bretagne mix. She weighs just over 30 kg. It was tight but too loose. Nowhere is it specified what the minimum size is. I'm guessing it's at least 15 inches with the ET-300 attached. I hope it fits her well in a month or two, but it's still frustrating.

This collar changes the game of e-collar use. I am so proud to be able to share my 5 year Min Pin Walks COMPLETELY LEAD FREE thanks to using Educator. The above picture is before using the quick release and after using the quick release. My husband had to modify the quick release slightly due to the small size of the neck. How many little needles have you ever seen that are VERY GOOD WITHOUT LEAD? 😊

I love the Mini Educator. My trainer highly recommended this collar to better fit the dog. Dogs tend to flex their necks when putting the collar on, which ensures a snug but not too tight fit. Considering placement is a key factor for the Mini Educator, adjusting the collar is easier than ever. It is also good that the collar is easy to put on and take off. If you've invested in the Mini Educator, take your investment to the next level with a bungee collar.

I would like the company to offer this as an add on if you order a discounted e-collar. It sucks, it's $30 on top of the price of an e-collar, but THIS is $30. We love it, as does our corso Zoe. The collar is no longer too tight, but loosen it and then loosen the good contact so that the stimulation of the E-collar is not felt until you lift it. Now there is constant good contact with the dog's skin and as little irritation as possible. for your dog can be used due to the constant tightness…

I have a medium coat GSD and have constant trouble putting the collar on. I literally have to press it against my leg and then pull the latch off of it so it closes without catching on my hair. I also have some design concerns. My dog is by no means small (70lbs) but I had to trim her a little to get the right size. Since my trainer instructed me to put the e-collar on her side, she always ends up with a piece of metal under her neck; Either the clasp itself or the buckle. It maintains good…

I bought this collar because I thought it would be a lot easier to put on and take off. However, you must make it tight enough to get good contact. it's not that easy to close it. Maybe if you have a thicker-necked, smooth-coated dog like a stocky Labrador. However, my dog is 45 lbs and partially husky and not easy to pull her hair on. Also, she has a thinner neck like a Border Collie, so I had to adjust this collar with metal bars to make it smaller. Bungee + clip + clasp on a collar made it…

Used with Dogtra 1900S. It fits the device, is much easier to put on and take off the dog than the old collar and since it was replaced and adjusted to the correct pressure I have never had - the collar fails to stimulate the dog. With the original collar, I had to mark the correct position of the collar so there was enough pressure to maintain contact, but not too much so the dog wasn't uncomfortable. Several times he was still unable to stimulate due to the dogs thick coat, large tapered neck