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HERM SPRENGER - Black Stainless Steel Prong Dog Training Collar w/ Swivel

By Herm Sprenger

Herm Sprenger Black Stainless Steel Prong Dog Training Collar with Swivel Collar German Shepherd Shop 16in (41cm) x 2.25mm

HERM SPRENGER - Black Stainless Steel Prong Dog Training Collar w/ Swivel

By Herm Sprenger

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Size

25-in (63cm) x 4mm

23-in (58cm) x 3.2mm

16-in (41cm) x 2.25mm

Extra Link 2.25mm

Extra Link 3.2mm

Extra Link 4mm

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Herm Sprenger Black Stainless-Steel Prong Collar: One of the most recognizable and popular names in obedience training tools. A safe and effective alternative to choker collars, it puts even pressure around the neck, about every half inch, pinching the skin in a band. You can train your dog with little or no tugging, jerking, or pulling. Addition of the center fastener plate allows the links to be configured symmetrically, enabling prongs to tighten in the same direction.

Features: A solid fastener plate that provides secure connection making fastening of the collar around your dog's neck easier and safer. Each interlocking link is equipped with two blunt and slightly beveled prongs - effective, yet safe and do not cause pain. A Swivel D-Ring for full mobility with the leash.

MADE IN GERMANY
Made by the world's foremost manufacturer of top-quality training collars.

WILL NOT RUST

Stainless steel collar will not rust and will perform for the years to come.

REMOVABLE LINKS
Links can be added to make the collar longer or removed to make it shorter. Up to 4 links can be added or removed – up to 2 links per side.

SWIVEL LEASH ATTACHMENT
This model comes with the Swivel D-Ring for increased versatility of the leash attachment.

How to measure:

Prong collars are meant to fit snugly and not to slip over the dog's head. The correct position for a prong collar is to sit right behind the ears and up under the jawline. To measure, take the full circumference of the dog's neck and add two inches. Can be adjusted by adding or removing links individually. Do not remove more than 2 links from each side.

This Model Comes in Three Sizes:

2.25 mm gauge by 16 inches of overall length – for dog neck size of UP TO 14 inches

3.2 mm gauge by 23 inches of overall length - for dog neck size of UP TO 21 inches

4 mm gauge by 25 inches of overall length - for dog neck size of UP TO 23 inches

Herm Sprenger Black Stainless Steel Prong Collar Extra Links Designed for Herm Sprenger Black Stainless Steel Prong/Pinch Dog Training Collars!

Sold Singularly:
1.25" (3 cm) x 2.25mm
1.50" (4 cm) x 3.20mm

2" (5cm) x 4mm

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REVIEWS

Extra links

Fast,professional,good quality

Love this Product

Very durable, sleek and is my hypoallergenic than the chrome version. The customer service from this store is also super amazing. I had originally ordered the wrong guage collar and they made the return seamless and quickly shipped me my new collar. highly recommend this collar and this store..They really care about their customers.

A great collar

Great quality

This brand makes a superior training collar and you guys got me the sizes I needed so quickly. I appreciate the great service -

Get it 2 years ago!

You read that right! Our pupper is a strong 85ish lb lunger at some pups(hit or miss). We were using a chain Martingale collar and while it was better than all the other other collars, he still really went into it pretty hard choking himself. We were concerned he’d be hurting himself long term, and so we pulled the trigger on this prong collar. He first time he tried to lunge he did yelp a little and it broke my heart but he barely moved and inch. Now he see’s the objects of his aggression and he just sits and whimpers a bit.
And in general our walks have improved to almost 100% perfection in terms of pulling and other distractions. Get this collar!

Also, don’t try to scootch it over their face. Open it by pulling one of the prongs out and connect it it again behind their ears. It’s s only a little hard the first time.