Dog Training Collar Herm Sprenger with Nylon Loop 3.25 mm

Dog Training Collar Made of Non Allergic Curogan Alloy (without nickel) 3.25 mm wire gauge

Dog training collar made of non allergic curogan alloy is a high quality professional dog training equipment. Curogan is a strong and attractive-looking alloy of tin and copper that does not contain nickel. That's why it is non allergic and safe for your dog.

The use of dog training collar will help you to manage dog's temper and to stop a dog pulling and obey commands effectively. Of course patience and time decide problems of behavior. But with prong collar your dog training will become more effective. Learn more about prong collars at our article about dog training with prong dog collars.

Dog training collar is safe for long- as well as for short-haired dogs. All the links and thorns are safe polished.

This dog training collar is equipped with cast O-rings, nylon bands (instead of chain, that makes it more silent) and quick release buckle

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Non Allergic Dog Training Collar

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Dog Training Collar Herm Sprenger

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

Nylon Protector covering the wire reduces contact with water, reduces noise and prevents sunlight reflection. With a nylon covering this prong collar will look as an ordinary dog collar.

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Choose a Nylon Protector for this Dog Training Collar

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Doberman Lans with Dog Training Collar On

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Curogan Dog Collar with Nylon Cover on Lans

How to choose and use this dog collar:

When choosing a dog collar is important to know that:

• This dog collar will fit a dog with neck size 23" (58 cm). If the neck size of your dog is larger, you need to order additional links. 1 link adds 1 2/5 (3.5 cm) inch to the collar.
• If your dog is younger 6 months, choose a lighter model of a prong collar with a less wire gauge.
  
• Don't put on prong collar 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 pinch collar unsupervised.
• Wear the collar behind the dog's ears and under the jaw line.