Best Quality Choke Collar with Fur Saving Links
Do you want to train your pet with a choke collar, but the harmful for the dog's fur effect always stops you? This Herm Sprenger Choke Collar has longer links, which prevent the dog's hair from tangling and pulling. So, no obstacles to purchase this efficient and safe tool anymore. It is a great choice to correct your pet's behavior without a damaged coat of your Pitty.
It was designed to be not only efficient but also a super strong supply. Stainless steel, the collar is crafted of, is the top choice all over the world, since it does not corrode, thus, serves longer than other products.
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Super Strong and Durable Fur Saver of Stainless Steel
| Key features of this Choke Collar: - Resistant to metal corrosion
- 2 O-rings for leash attachment
- Polished shiny surface
- Bright silver-like color
- 4mm link size
- Great tensile strength
- Extra strong material
| Intended use of this Choke Collar: |
Dimensions: | Material: |
Remember, that measuring the size is vital to ensure the correct fit. Determine your dog's neck circumference and add 2 or 3 inches to them. Your fingers must easily pass between the collar and your dog's neck.
| Sizes available | Dog's neck size |
| 21 inch (54 cm) | will do for your dog with neck size of 18-19 inch (45-48 cm) |
| 23 inch (59 cm) | will do for your dog with neck size of 20-21 inch (50-53 cm) |
| 25 inch (63 cm) | will do for your dog with neck size of 22-23 inch (55-58 cm) |
| 26 inch (67 cm) | will do for your dog with neck size of 23-24 inch (58-60 cm) |
| 28 inch (72 cm) | will do for your dog with neck size of 25-26 inch (63-65 cm) |
| 30 inch (76 cm) | will do for your dog with neck size of 27-28 inch (68-70 cm) |
| 31 inch (80 cm) | will do for your dog with neck size of 28-29 inch (70-73 cm) |
This collar is produced by the Herm Sprenger, which has been crafted dog training equipment for a long time. Quality comes with experience, so this product is surely long servicing and reliable. To gain the best serviceability, this choke collar was made of stainless steel. It has lots of advantages. It is strong and break-proof, rust- and corrosion- resistant. Its high tensile strength does not let your dog damage the links, carefully joined and welded. Moreover, stainless steel does not provoke allergies and fur discoloration, unlike other kinds of metal. It consists of polished, large-sized links, which don't damage the dog’s fur and is perfect both for long- and short-haired breeds.
There is also a special red label of quality, confirming that this product is not a fake.
Be noted:
1) Don’t leave your dog unsupervised when he wears this metal collar to prevent his accidental injuries.Â
2) If your pet is still growing, you should choose the collar that fits him now and then change it to the bigger one as he grows older.
3) The collar should be neither too tight nor too loose. In the first case, the dog may get used to the permanent pressure, and thus the collar will lose its training effect. If the collar is too big, it may easily slip off your dog’s head.
This dog collar goes in different metals. You are welcome to check the table below with the links to Curogan, Brass, and Chrome Plated dog collar of the same size. Brass Dog Choke Collar is a classic design quality accessory. Curogan Dog Collar is offered for the dogs, which tend to have allergies or discoloration problems. At the same time, Dog Choke Collar made of Chrome is a more budget variant.
Feedback from John:
GOT THE GOODS FRIDAY, I LOVE IT, MY DOG LOVES IT TOO. WHEN SHE IS FULL GROWN I WILL GET A CUSTOM COLLAR FOR HER. Thank You.....
Feedback from Kevin:
Guy, I did receive the order the following day after calling you via telephone. The product arrived in good condition and is satisfactory. I would like to accept your offer for discount codes to be used for future orders. Thank you.
Feedback from Mike:
Dear Emma. Received the collar and lead VERY IMPRESSED with lead excellent craftsmanship! Collar well made Lead feels good in hand. Both look good on my rottweiler pup Lucifer 7 months old 90 lbs, will be ordering bigger training and leather collars. Sincerely.
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