👥 Max and Neo Stainless Steel Chain Martingale Collar: Saving Lives with Every Purchase Review

My dog's white coat turned black in just a few days. No rain, no snow, no sauna, just nice weather. Any suggestions for removing black from white fur? disgust for the company. It's either coated with something or the wrong metal. This isn't the first time this has happened to their product; it is totally unfair not to decide, to correct, or at least to disclose.

This collar is quite strong. Let's just say it wasn't quite what I expected. I ordered two - small and medium for two 7 lb dogs. and 13.5 pounds. For some reason they were sent separately and the little ones came first. With a slight adjustment (downsizing) it fits the larger of the two dogs. It was in no way suitable for the small dog it was bought for. When the medium sized collar arrived I knew I had to return it. It looked like it could easily fit a 45-50 lb dog. Other than the overall…

This martingale collar outperforms two others I have ordered from another manufacturer at the same time. I will order two more of these collars Ma and Neo. The collar is small but still has thick and well finished stitching and feel. The chain link on this particular collar is of higher quality than the other two and is thicker. But the magic of this design is the buckle. Once I put it on my dog with the adjustable slider, all I have to do is put it on and off with the buckle when we do sports…

The perfect collar for our 7 month old 50lb Pitty. The materials and workmanship of this collar are excellent. I love that for every color you buy from Revain they donate or save a collar to an animal shelter. Can't say enough good things about this color. I like the clasp with a locking button so it doesn't accidentally open if you grab it by the collar or rub it on something. She doesn't have to put her big head down her collar. You can get the perfect size and fit for your neck. The bright…

After purchasing 3 other martingale collars I finally found the perfect one! Martingale collars are great for dogs that are good at escaping and can do without their traditional collars. Max and Neo's collar is well made, durable, has a quick release buckle and metal chain. They really need a quick release buckle for security and the metal chain gives your dog a beep before the collar tightens. For larger dogs, the sturdy construction of this collar is a must. I bought another collar that is…

I have contacted the seller and will update this based on his reply but I have read reviews that say they have repaired the stainless steel used in the collar to keep it from staining. Well, that's not our experience. We have a white puppy and we only use this collar for training walks (about twice a day) and since we've been using it he's had an ugly white spot on his neck and chest. He shaved just a week ago in the summer and his new, very short coat is already dark gray under his neck! I am…

It looked like it was well made, but in practice it literally failed. The collar fell apart at the loop that attaches the strap to the buckle. The first time I used it I went to get my dog repaired and the collar fell apart. It looks like hot glue was applied to the straps to hold them together until they were sewn together. This was not sewn. Using this in a location where there is danger to the dog or the handler does not have control of the leash can be disastrous. . My dog's neck measured…

I have my dog in training. This is a rescued puppy who just turned 1 year old. She has an excellent temper, but is prone to recklessness and excitement. One of the problems associated with this is excessive tension when walking. I do NOT want to be so harsh as to buy her a barbed collar. That might be fine for some dog types, but not for me. The principle of operation of the martingale collar is that with a sharp tug on the leash, the dog feels an uncomfortable compression of the neck, so to…