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Though prong collars are falsely considered to be barbaric and violent tools for dog training, it is quite safe and sometimes indispensable to use a prong dog collar for dog training. With a prong collar you will train your dog to be obedient fast, without excessive worries and anger. We suppose, that it is much better to use a prong collar for correction of dog behavior by slight pulls, than always to pull your dog with a common collar.
If you worry that your dog will look like tortured with a prong dog collar, for example, for the people who do not know that use of such collars is safe and healthy for dog, you may wear a nylon protector to cover the thorns from looks of passers-by. And it will look as an ordinary nylon dog collar. At the same time it will protect metal from wet and prevent sunlight reflection.
If you have any questions how to choose a prong or other collar for your dog - contact us. Our specialists will help you.
Read also our article about Prong Collars for Dogs.
Brilliant! Wish id bought one of these years ago! Pups doing what asked of them basicly right away. And quick delivery.
Jason Rennie
This product works great. We have Pit Bull mix who would pull me like a rag doll. I'm 6'-3" and weigh 240 lbs. After we bought this a child could walk her. Everyone we run into who have strong dogs love this product.
George Tarantino
Very good material, top notch, fast delivery whitin 8 days. I'll be back. Erik, Groningen Holland
Great quality. Super light yet it seems super strong. Welding is done so well that one can hardly recognize it!
Aasia
I just received this item last week. Hands down the best pinch collar I have ever seen. The product quality is outstanding!! The action of the collar is smoother than a traditional pinch collar and my dog responded better as well. The added bonus is that the common folks who do not understand how a pinch collar works, do not stare at you like you have some kinds of medieval torture device around your dogs neck.
G.B. in Texas.
Garret