Adjustable Martingale Collar with Buckle for Dogs - Enhanced Control and Slip-Prevention - Ideal for Strong Pullers - Choke Collar Alternative - Various Styles Available Review

Good, stable collar. We have a 50 lb American Staffordshire that we bought it for and it's perfect. We're ordering another one for our new rescue bully because we love it so much. It's looser when you're not tugging and tighter when you need to. The buckle makes it perfect.

Perfect for driving our powerful Great Danes! Properly adjusted, it will tighten enough to cause discomfort if you actually swing or try to pull hard, but won't be able to tighten enough to cause any real damage. I'm 65 so I'm not that strong anymore so it helps me and them be safer.

My German Shepherd gets upset when he sees other dogs. She is on medication but is still panicking and doing her best to get off the leash and we almost lost her by the collar and harness. Had to buy this for her when we go out in public and it was perfect. I'm sure she's well protected in it

Shelter --- She is a 3-year-old adult who weighs just under 65 pounds - she'll probably get to about that at some point his 68-70. This collar has all the adjustments she needs, ranging from 1 1/2 to 2 inches. This environment is great for what most people would call a big dog. Big would be MUCH big.

This collar is great. I love the martingale collar that keeps my dog on a leash which we don't use often. My only complaint is that when he's not using the leash, it twists around his neck, causing his mark to be placed on the back instead of the front at times. And then my other dog chews his tag. It's not a big deal but I would like it to be more consistent and stay with the label on the front.

We have a dog shelter that hates collars and is told where to go (honestly lol) but has a collar must carry if we continue a journey or if he escapes. The only thing that worked for him were the little loop collars from the shelter before. We tried everything else, he just shook his head and it was gone. He's been wearing this for a week now and he's survived an escape, a visit to the vet and a visit to an animal shelter for a check up and it doesn't seem to bother him too much. It's loose…

Received this collar today and decided to give it a try. I have a 1 year old Goldendoodle who weighs about 47 pounds but pulls like a horse. I have tried harnesses with a front clip and a soft leash. The harness is fine but he pulls very hard and he ends up getting sores under his front legs and my shoulders are shaking badly. The soft leader is a really great tool, but it resists and scratches your face trying to remove it, not to mention foaming profusely at the mouth with use. So I thought…