🐶 Julius-K9 Dual-Tone Collar Review

Discussing my experience.Of the wide collars with fast plastic carbines, probably one of the best in terms of price / quality

Unbiased insights into the item.Some pros: Strong peat collar withstands a vicious shepherd dog. Its cons: It stretches a little, you have to tighten it every two weeks.

we have two shepherd dogs, this is the third collar. (the clasp was opened on the previous one), and so he served for 1.5 years and was in order. Easy to wash.

This collar is definitely well made! It came as described but I didn't realize the thickness/broadness of the paint. However, this is a sturdy, beautifully constructed collar for large dogs. I liked that it had two clasp options which gives me peace of mind as my dog has been known to jump out of multiple collars. However, it is probably more suitable as a "special collar" than as an everyday collar.

I bought this for my #130 Rottweiler. This made it much easier to contain him and pull him out of places. He has a habit of not listening when someone comes to the door, but having this collar made it easy for us to get him out of that area so someone could come in. This collar will not slip out like other collars. . In this situation, the width of the collar helped. He is also a very tall boy (only 18 months old at the time of this post) so I had trouble finding a collar that would fit around…

I ordered this collar because I have a harness and this collar has a handle to control the dog. (My dog is Akita). A flap hangs from it, which is fastened with Velcro, and the handle is also held in place with Velcro. I don't quite understand what the valve is for. And I don't care if there's velcro on the handle. I thought it would stick out just like in the photo. Maybe others will like it and I'm sure the valve is good. for something I just don't know what it is. Basically, however, the pen…