🐕 Rogz Utility Reflective Snake Half-Check Dog Collar - Medium Size (5/8-Inch) for Obedience Training Review

These collars are great quality! I have two leash pulling German Shepherds and the Martingale style is perfect for them. The buckle is designed for heavy use but feels a bit large on a smaller collar so it may not be as comfortable as the larger sizes (the buckle has more contact with the dog's fur and can snag when tightening). Even after intensive use, they never loosen up like other collars do over time. The reflective lines aren't as noticeable either, but better than nothing. I have an all

Best collar I have ever used on my Jack Russell. I only use it for running. The rest of the time he has a regular collar. During walks he used to be able to detach from another collar, but not from this one. Now he doesn't even try because he quickly realized he couldn't. Most importantly, it doesn't slip. I was worried that because it's adjustable it would tend to come loose, but that's not the case. I never had to readjust it and have used it on hundreds of walks. The only downside, in my…

I like this collar very much. My dog is only 19 pounds, but I didn't use a harness (recommended for dogs under 20 pounds) as it doesn't usually pull. The collar was able to adjust to fit my dog's small neck without choking him when pulled.** TIP** The dog tag I bought was heavier than usual, so I attached it to the left metal ring instead of the middle ring. where you attach the dog leash. This is because it caused part of the chain to hang lower in the middle and I was worried it might catch…

Truly the best collar I've ever bought (and the color is beautiful - even better than the photo). I was concerned at first because it looks very loose on my dog's neck, but I've had it for a few months now and have had no problem pulling it out or choking on it like regular chain chokehold collars; which I hated to use because when dogs pull they can't breathe. And my dogs pull! It's a gentler way to walk your pups, even with pullers! I also think it's good that it doesn't have a clasp, because

We use the small size for our 15 lb Boston Terrier mix and 25 lb Aussie mix. We desperately needed a collar that dogs on a leash couldn't slip out of, but we didn't want a necklace. Both of our dogs have thicker necks than thicker heads, and if we make the nylon collar tight enough to stay in, it won't feel comfortable to lay at home. We have a spiked collar for everyone, but we don't want to use it all the time as you can't just leave it on. We've sized it so that in the tightest position it…

I tested these versatile RogZ collars (martingale wise) a few years ago. I had three before reordering. I still can't say enough good things. Even though my elderly have had a difficult life and have aged a bit, they are still healthy. I have a 12 lb Italian Greyhound and a 35 lb Whippet who are great at running (like most dogs). You are the ninja of most collars at will. But no RogZ gear. They have enough cinches to make them ideal for hunting dogs. They hang loosely around your neck until the

** UPDATE SEE. END** When my wife and I received help, we knew we were going to have some tough days of training. She was almost a year old but was mistaken for an outdoor hunting dog as she knew the commands "fetch" and "down" but not "sit" or how to walk on a leash. Needless to say, when we got them, the word "heel" wasn't part of their lexicon, and a regular collar just didn't have the impact we wanted. We decided to try this collar. It fits a variety of sizes thanks to the adjustable strap,