Herm Sprenger Curogan Pinch Collar Review

Kurogan material turns my dog's fur green just like wearing cheap jewelry can turn your skin green. The collar is effective but my dog looks crazy with green fur so we need to buy a new silver collar. Generally a waste of money.

The collar is strong and my dog has been used to it for a long time, she likes it because she doesn't keep gasping for air, the only thing is that it's personal is more rose gold color. still beautiful, but I really wanted that bright glowing golden look

The fur of our boxers is discolored and irritated. Switched to this collar and her neck looks great. Tried their regular mesh collar and found the buckles and tag problematic. Now 100% brass. White fur no longer turns black due to the default collar.

I love how this barb looks on my dog. I also like how I taught him the prong. It used to be a powerful tractor for walks, and after training and working with it, it runs perfectly. It looks more like rose gold than real gold, but it still looks great with the black coat!

We bought this to replace our stainless steel Sprenger ferrule that we have been using for 13 years and which has become too loose. We just adopted a Pitbull rescuer and he has sensitive skin, the trainer suggested switching to Kurogan and his skin is much more responsive. The quality of Sprenger collars just couldn't be better, we tried a cheaper brand from petsmart, you get what you pay for. If you are serious about training your dog, Sprenger collars are a must.

Very good collars - much better than anything I can find in regular pet shops. You only need Kurogan or stainless steel. Kurogan has excellent corrosion resistance and is slightly more malleable than stainless steel, making it easier to install and remove the pawl. I've never had such random releases. When it comes to collars, I only buy one sprinkler.