Curogan Collar for Dog Obedience & Behavior Correction 3.2 mm

Curogan Dog Collar - Hypoallergenic Dog Metal Collar for Dog Behavior Correction and Training

Curogan dog collar is a nickel-free, hypoallergenic dog metal collar. The curogan wire gauge 3.2 mm is recommended for medium and large dogs with weight up to 30 kg.

Curogan dog collar is a strong and efficiant dog training gear. It will be a good help for dog obedience training, dog sport and dog behavior correction.

All the metal details are smooth polished to be maximum safe for your dog. But if you are choosing a prong dog collar for the first time, please, consult and experienced dog trainer as for the collar choice, proper and safe use.

Curogan dog collar is equipped with quick-release buckle. It undergoes huge loadings. The buckle is attached to the metal part of dog collar with strong nylon loop. it is reliably stitched to serve you for a long time and to manage the temper of a strong dog.

Read more about dog metal collars at our article about dog training with prong dog collars.

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Hypoallergenic, Nickel Free Curogan Dog Collar by Herm Sprenger

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Training Dog Metal Collar with Buckle

Choose also a Nylon Protector for this prong dog collar. View it at this page.

Nylon Protector cover reduces contact of dog metal collar with water, reduces noise and prevents sunlight reflection. With a nylon cover this curogan dog collar will look as an ordinary dog collar.

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Original Herm Sprenger Trade Mark, Made in Germany

How to choose and use this dog metal collar:

When choosing a dog metal collar is important to know that:

• This dog metal collar will fit a dog with neck size 21" (52 cm). If the neck size of your dog is larger, you need to order additional links. 1 link adds 1.5" (3.7 cm) to the collar.
• If your dog is younger 6 months, choose a lighter model of a dog metal collar with a smaller wire gauge.
• Don't put on a dog metal collar with prongs over dog's neck, it may injure dog's eyes. It is better to release the buckle or unfasten a link.
• Never leave a dog in a dog metal collar unsupervised.
• Wear the collar behind the dog's ears and under the jaw line as it is shown at the scheme.