🐕 Adjustable Dog Prong Collar & Leash Set - Quick Release Snap Buckle, Stainless Steel Design with Comfort Rubber Tips - Suitable for Small to Medium Dogs Review

. Bought it in 2018 but only started after leasing. I've been using this on my 50 lb Standard Poodle for maybe the last 7 months. It drags, but not terribly, and I hope this helps fix that. My husband immediately said it was a bad design because of the fabric on the metal and indeed today while walking the collar fell to the ground because the metal had rubbed off the fabric. I should have checked it first but to be honest I didn't think about it. The photo shows that both ends were stretched…

I don't have to worry about my tall friend taking me for a walk instead of walking with him. It arrived much sooner than I expected and is very strong. While the prongs are difficult to put on or take off, I used pliers to help add the collar which made it a little easier for me to work with. It comes with a few extra attachments as well as extra black rubber caps and a heavy duty leash with a comfortable grip that's a pleasure to walk on. Buy until you are completely satisfied. The cost is…

THIS ITEM MUST BE DISCONTINUED. Rubber tips may slip off during use. Without rubber tips, the chain links can slip off. This happened to me today while walking my dog on a leash in a public parking lot. This was only the 4th or 5th time I've used the collar. I was very lucky that my dog was not hit and I was able to catch him. He's a jet rescue I've only had for two weeks. He ran across the street and luckily the car didn't pull up. If he had come into contact with another dog or child that…

This collar worked fine at first until my 85 lb lab slipped out. I resized it, not an easy feat, but we both finally got it done. Then she broke it. Thinking it was coincidence I fixed it with sitelinks. She broke it twice more and slid out again. I shortened it by a link and it was tight but at least it couldn't slip out. And today she broke it again and attacked a little dog. Luckily she didn't bit him so hopefully they won't sue him but I'm done. She's obviously too strong for this collar…

The price of the collar and leash was much cheaper than the local store, I had to try it. I was pleasantly surprised when the item arrived and I saw how nicely and neatly packaged it was. I still use pockets to store the collar and leash in the car. I was very happy not having to mess with my rottweiler to put the collar on and off. She's a big girl with a big huge head. (Don't tell her I said that) She doesn't like things that are turned on her head. The look on her face as I slipped it on and

I have used this collar on a medium/large young dog to 'train' him on a leash. It worked well, but only for a very short time. The nylon strap that goes through the round holes failed when I was walking the dog in a high traffic area - luckily I was able to grab him by the collar before anything catastrophic happened. The materials used to make the collar are of good quality, the problem lies with the design. The round holes bring all the requirements of the strap into a very small area…

you get what you pay for and for the price it's normal quality. I may have bought the wrong size for my dog or used it incorrectly, but I decided to stop using it after the first try. Our dog is a Red Raccoon, Boxer and Pitt mix. That's the cutest dog I've ever had. He's a wimp and just wants to be loved. But he's too strong for me to walk, and he barks and growls at strangers. The dog trainer recommended wearing a collar after our dog scared the kid out of our yard. We were concerned about his