Chrome plated steel pinch collar with quick release buckle - 10390 (02) 1/6 inch (3.99mm)

Pinch Collar for Effective Training

Need a good training collar but you haven't decided yet which one to choose? Pay your attention this wonderful Dog Prong Collar with easy quick release buckle. Though some people consider prong collars to be harmful for their dogs or ineffective in training, professional dog trainers advise them like humane collars. The thing is that the prongs, which are arranged on the inner surface of the collar, provide an effect of the mother-dog's teeth. They attract dog's attention already when you make a very light jerk. That is why prong collars don't hurt dogs, they just remind them of their instincts. These collars are usually recommended to all people, who don't have enough strength to control their dog's. Choose this collar and make dog training easy and effective!

• Extra durable collar with strong leather part for Labrador
• Quick release buckle on Labrador chromium plated collar

The size of this Chrome Plated Pinch Collar is 24 inch (60 cm) with prong’s diameter - 1/6 inch (3.99 mm).

If your dog's neck circumference is more than 24 inch (60 cm), you can order an additional link, that adds 1 4/5 inch (4.5 cm) to the total length of the collar. For example, if your dog's neck circumference is 26 inch (68 cm) you'll need to order 2 additional links.

Material:

This Pinch Collar was made using special Chrome plating technique, what means that a thin layer of chromium was electroplated onto a metal object. Chrome plating makes this collar bright and resistant towards corrosion. Moreover, the supply has leather part that makes it even more durable.

Please, take into account:

• Don’t leave your Labrador without attention when wearing this Prong Collar.
• If you dog is a puppy under 6 months, please choose the other kind of collars.
• Remember, that to get necessary training effect it’s important to choose correct size of the Pinch Collar.
• Never try to put this Pinch Collar on over the dog’s head! You may cause injuries to the pet’s eyes.