🔗 Herm Sprenger 22" Toggle Training Choke Collar - Chrome Plated Review

These are the best choke collars. You can buy them by size without putting them on the dog's head. GREAT! The best training collar.

I love these collars! They're much easier to put on dogs because you don't have to climb over their heads. You can get in much better shape.

I love how easy it is to put the toggle collar on my dog. Some dogs require a chain collar but are difficult to put on their heads. This collar makes it easy to put the collar on your dog.

When our GSD outgrows one size but isn't ready to move on to the next, I switch to a button closure so he doesn't have to pull it over his head. Seems to be a good system, bk once, fits well but solid chain collars fit snugly on head

Wrong Size. The industry standard is ring end to ring end measurement. Because there is only one ring on this chain, the 21" chain size is the same length (excluding the rings) as a regular 22" chain. I recommend going 1 or 2 inches smaller than usual.

When our GSD outgrows one size but isn't ready to move on to the next, I switch to a button closure so she doesn't have to go over his head. Seems to be a good system, bk once, fits well but solid chain collars fit snugly on head

The problem with most choke chains (aside from the obvious ones --- they choke) is that they usually don't fit properly. For proper use, the "tail" should be about two inches long. Thus, the collar almost always lies loosely around the neck and only "choke" when the dog does something, e.g. B. pull and correct themselves. However, regular collars are usually too large to encircle a dog from head to neck. This one might be the perfect size. Hold the whale tail in your right hand facing the dog…