Kg Spaz
Perfect for my dog!
Prong collars cam get a bad rap because they look as if they are pain-giving medieval contraptions. They truly are not. I think they are much more humane than the constant pulling of the choke-chain on dogs not well-trained. All my dogs have responded well to them, immediately calmed down and show respect. I started using prong collars in the past because it was the only way I could take my three giant breed Leonbergers on a walk together. I especially like the adjustable ones that snap on. All three are quality German made products that have lasted well over 20 years. I still use one on my large Husky mix.I was looking for one for my smaller Husky mix, who is still considered a large dog, but not giant. In this day and age of products that are not as well made, and many knockoffs, I hesitated to pay the price for one made in Germany. So, after reading numerous reviews on various brands I chose this one. My only hesitation were the reviews that said the plastic buckle broke rather quickly.Upon arrival and trying the buckle I noticed the plastic was extremely dry and difficult to undo. No wonder it broke! I sprayed it with a dry lube and what a difference! No problem with the buckle! However, for reasons unknown to me the plastic continues to dry out rather quickly so I reapply the lube at least once a month.This dog is not one who constantly pulls on the leash anyway, so for her I chose to keep the plastic on the the tips. And that works well for her. prong collars are needed though when walking my two together and they see something they want to chase! So these collars keep them in check and under my control.And if that plastic buckle does eventually break I can be assured she won’t be able to run off and get hit by a car because of the two rings the leash clips on to. All around a good buy at a reasonable price for the materials it’s made withVer másVer menos
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