Small Pro Training Pinch Collar by Starmark Review

Recommended by my trainer, he quickly turned my puller into a healer and a good boy. That means we both prefer to walk. All I had to do was spin quickly and pull a few times. Nothing that could hurt him. Just get his attention. The great thing is that my dog doesn't blame me. His trust in me has actually grown, because when he's with me we just go for a walk. It also won't pinch dogs like a metal collar does.

Attended a puppy training class at a local pet store. They hugged the gentle chief hard to the halters. We bought it and it was a disaster. We spent a week getting him used to it for a few minutes a day and he fought every minute he was on it. Tried to walk him with him and we had to pull him like a mule. They gave up and followed the advice of the New Skete monks The Art of Raising a Puppy (excellent book) and bought this collar. Twice a puppy walked it, and the next day we were accompanied by

The Starmark training collar was recommended to me by my dog class teacher. Doesn't matter! No more tug of war! I was afraid the collar might harm Harry. But his regular collar bothered him more as he tried to drag me around the block. He coughed as he struggled and continued to tug on the leash. Now that Harry is wearing the Starmark collar, he's excited because he loves going out. Now it's nice for both of us. I hope it's just an aid and he learns to walk with me. With this collar I feel like

This was a great tool to help my little fella prepare for CGC certification! He has a collapsed windpipe so we had to be careful how we managed the pressure on his throat and before we did the trick of wrapping a noose around his nose to avoid pressure on his throat. Well, he hated it and we've had pretty bad results with it. My trainer recommended one of these or a mini collar to keep him from pulling on the leash and choking and keeping his face relaxed. It was PERFECT and worked wonders! My…

These collars look cruel and spooky. I've used the "training harness" for years, but it has only taught my dog to pull. When used correctly, these collars work almost immediately. They don't damage the skin. The idea is that they mimic the teeth of a bitch disciplining the pup. A dog, even well into the puppy stage, is quickly brought to a halt and restored to a calm, submissive state. And even if you don't believe it, that's exactly what you always want from your dog, for your own good and the

Advertised and packaged as a small collar. Reaches to the girth, but the teeth are large. I had this type of collar before from another manufacturer and the teeth were much smaller. I have a Dalmatian and had to add two sets of extensions to fit around my neck. I can't imagine this collar on a small dog; it would have swept over the dog's neck. However, it is very well made and the duct connection design is superior to others I have seen and used. I can't see that this collar was accidentally…

This is for dogs with gentle manners. Ideal for puppies or dogs that are too sensitive for a standard spiked collar. Otherwise, a regular 2.25 Herm Sprenger collar is more effective for most dogs. with this collar are too small. I use this "small" size on dogs of all sizes. Adding and removing links takes a little practice, but once you've done it will be easy. This collar is inexpensive and may not last forever, but is easy to replace. Neck hair or thin skin can cause mild skin irritation from