🐶 Herm Sprenger 2.25 Chrome Prong Collar Small - Spike & Pinch for Optimal Control Review

After all my research on fakes everything points to the fact that I have received a real HS! I still can't figure it out as it leaves marks on my dog's white fur as if you're wearing fake jewelry, but the collar itself still looks the same, nowhere faded, so maybe it's leftovers from production? We only used it for a week. The bad reviews seem to be coming from people who either don't know anything about spiked collars or actually bought a fake one because Revain is exactly that (although it…

Our little Snorky Gracie has been with us for almost 2 years. She used to pull when she walked and since she's only 12 pounds she's not difficult to hold, but it's annoying that she pulls and wears out so quickly. I was also concerned that she might pull and choke. I had seen a spiked collar in the past but didn't know anything about it other than that it looked painful. I was recently looking through dog training videos and came across spiked collars which prompted me to do a lot of research…

Compared to spiked collars in petsmart and other stores, this collar is much stronger and more comfortable! The pins seem to fit together better than the others, which seem to be more flexible. Fits my dog better. If you put it on properly it won't tear off (although there is a ring to attach it to the collar just in case). with minimal modification! After that I decided on a normal 3.0 mm tine, maybe also on the upper paw. Everything was fine but it was stuck and just didn't seem to work so I…

Compared to spiked collars from petsmart and other stores, this collar is much stronger and more comfortable! The pins seem to fit together better than the others, which seem to be more flexible. Fits my dog better. If you put it on properly, it won't come loose (although there's a ring to attach it to the collar, just in case). I bought a 2.25 quick release pin from petsmart (the mark was probably the top paw) and it kept breaking off. with minimal modification! After that I decided on a…

I always found them barbaric. I mean look at her! But I have since learned about their proper use and they are an amazing tool for tearing apart your beloved dog! It's just a means of communication without harming your dog. I highly recommend that if you are considering trying any of these for dog training, that you learn how to do it properly. I suggest going to Jeff Gellman's Solid K9 Training website and watching a video of this trainer using them on both very aggressive and "soft"…

This collar is well made. The construction is good; The teeth are rounded and smooth. This type of collar is designed to mimic the sentiment of a female dog reminding her pup to "behave". When I hurt my hand, he reminded one of my more excited, enthusiastic dogs not to pull the leash - never - because when she pulled she got better and I didn't have to scold or bribe or do anything else. She became very anxious to run forward or put pressure on my arm. YES, the training could have taught her to