🐶 HS HERM. SPRENGER GERMANY Prong Dog Collar Extra Links Set - 3.25mm Chrome Plated Steel Chrome Links - Effective Training Collar Add-Ons Review

Super small item not as described, no right of return. Now I have links that I can't use. Contacted the company a few months ago and not a single call back to get more.

Highly recommend. I take my two Rottweilers for walks. I used to use traditional choke collars but have been told that I risk damaging dogs' windpipes. I've found that with collars I have a lot more control over these 'girls', especially when we encounter other dogs, rabbits, etc. This is important as their combined weight is over 200 pounds. and mine only weighs 140 pounds.

They did their job PERFECTLY when we noticed our dog's collar was a bit tight. It took quite a bit of learning to figure out the easiest way to place links there, but once that was overcome it was a breeze. Our pup is much happier, especially when it comes to putting the collar on! Even if you just need an extra link, it changes the world!

We had a training collar which we received from the training school but all that was marked on it was KH. We now have a growing Golden Retriever and need to add more links. The wire diameter was also 3.25mm and I noticed that the Herm Sprenger links have good reviews so I gave it a try although I didn't see any sizes listed for them. In any case, the links worked fine (they seem to be of good quality) and see the attached additional link for all sizes.

Always the Best Spiked Collars. When considering a spiked collar I usually go a size larger than what is normally recommended if the dog is particularly active. You get longer tines so the dog can't knock the tines out of the adjacent link and they don't bend as easily. I have an Aussie who dropped his collar several times due to these issues. Larger tines also dig a little less and are less painful, which is a plus or minus depending on your intention or point of view. In my case I changed the

I have an 11 month old intact male dog who gets strong when he decides to pull in the direction he wants to walk. This collar quickly reminds him not to pull at most once or twice when he goes for a walk, and he quickly gets in line. Even my little granddaughter can easily handle this collar on her own. It can be a little tricky to flip to put on and take off your head, but hopefully it will loosen up over time. My husband recently had open heart surgery and this collar allows him to safely…