🐶 Friendly Green L-XXL Semi-Choke Dog Collar (Color Coded & Prevents Accidents) - Effectively Alerts Others about Your Dog Review

I have a Doberman that I take with me if possible. When we camp or go to festivals I always wear this collar and everyone knows it's harmless. Very well made and easy to customize.

it suits my dog! He's overly friendly and now I don't have to keep telling people that. It's big and people tend to get scared for no reason, that helps!

People like to see this collar on a big mky dog so they can relax when I take it for a walk on the trail. It's also a sensationally well-made collar. A real home run for the makers.

My Swiss Mountain Dog likes to wait by the door until an unsuspecting companion opens the door so he can run out. I was always worried someone would shoot him out of fear so this collar was the answer. So far, so good.

Great concept but very bad design. We have a 170lb St. Bernard and everyone is afraid of him because of his size. I thought it would be so helpful to get it. While this works to mark him as a friendly dog, the plastic clip that adjusts the length doesn't stay in place. It's too big for my dog's neck and doesn't do anything. It's just a glorified necklace. I'll try to make something for MacGyver so I can use it as a collar.

This collar is a great idea and we really like how it looks and how it works on people (got it for a jammer who is 84# lucky). He seems to be comfortable with it, our only problem is that he weakens within an hour or so. This can be a problem on walks etc as it can slip over your head when fully extended. We have contacted the seller and are awaiting a resolution to this issue. Otherwise it's great!

My pit bull (Stan) scares people all the time. He is a large boy (115 pounds) and suffers from the reputation of his breed. The situation was complicated by the fact that the only collar that fit me was a black leather collar with spikes. I had people crossing the street to avoid us. But now Stan gets the cuddles he craves from other dog walkers, and he gets to sniff other dogs more often, too. I don't attach his leash to the collar (it's the one that just slips over his head), I just attach…

So my "wild" pit bull has been the talk of the town since we moved here. Note that he's afraid of cats, brooms, loud noises and even jumping off our huge scary bed lol. In the year I've had him he's NEVER barked or growled, and most days he's hard to get off the couch unless it's food related. He is not aggressive towards food and is not even passively interested in other dogs on our walks, very lazy, soft and cuddly. My 4 year old is more intimidating than him! Last week my 4 year old and pup…