🐶 Pit Bull German Shepherd Training Collar: Metal Pinch Pets Collar with Quick Release Snap Buckle, Rubber Tips, and Easy-On Adjustable Design - 24 inch Review

I bought this for myself because I have carpal tunnel and don't have much arm strength. It was easy enough to work with, but a few small protrusions fell off very quickly and I chose not to use it. However, I've recently noticed how bulky my dog's collar is and how his tags add bulk to it, and I've thought about this collar again because it's so smooth. I felt the teeth where the ledges had fallen off; They were rounded, and it seemed that it would be more comfortable on the neck. This is now…

This is Bruce One year old, massive 86 lbs Pitty who as you can see is muscle and he pulled and pulled on every leash and collar I've bought to date except this one. Even a scam hand would have aggravated the pain in my wrist due to Bruce's pulling. Stop pulling: - This article. Count on it. It may look aggressive, but buy this pr oduct. Your wrist, bank account and sanity will thank you later. Bruce was so obedient during the day that even my 56 year affair forced him to take a walk. Now he…

I have a 2 year old lab/pit mix that weighs 168 pounds. I adopted her a year ago and it was a way to teach her some discipline. This dog slipped through 2 collars and snapped/torn SEVEN leashes while walking. (FYI, the comfy Kong leash was by far the most durable leash!) She kept pulling during our walks since she was so interested in walking, and if any dog barked at us, she'd immediately try to run towards us. That. My friend told me about collars with clasps and pins that I didn't even know…

This is Bruce. One year old, a massive 86 pounds. The pitty you can see is made up of muscles, and he tugged and tugged at every leash and collar I've bought to date but this one. Any dog, squirrel, even rogue leaf would increase my wrist pain from Bruce's jerks. Here's a list of things I bought that haven't worked so far: - Clicker - Shock collar - Treat - Dog whistle - No ratchet strap Things that helped Bruce stop pulling: - This article. Count on it. It may look aggressive, but buy this…

I have been a dog lover and owner all my life. I never liked or needed collars like "toothed" - I thought them inhuman. And then along came Harvey, my 45 pound pix mix. He was Hurricane Harvey's dog and lived on the street for his entire 2 years. We hired two reputable dog trainers in the Houston area and they agreed that there were certain rules of conduct that we would not break. Pulling and swinging while walking was one of these behaviors. Walking all of our other dogs turned into a three…

My dog Rosie (red dimple on nose) is a 60 pound bundle of energy. She is a relatively new (over 3 months) receptionist who has had some issues. This collar is the best of its kind I have found. The links are thicker and heavier than any of my previous finds; The protective end caps are excellent and this combination makes the collar softer but no less effective. This was an almost immediate fix to Rosie's leash pulling problem and was invaluable in helping her deal with her animal aggression…