Star Mark Pro-Training Dog Collar, Large - 21"
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As the neck of my dog is 16 inches, I had to remove one notch from the large 21" Star Mark Pro-style collar. The dog collar that is used for training. The hard plastic collar I replaced the steel collar with is more comfortable to wear than the steel collar I replaced it with.
Despite ordering the small, I would have needed to take out a total of 5 links for it to fit me. It's a chihuahua. Neither it does not fit nor does it work well. The headway is a bit difficult, but the fact that it works so well means I can't The small Chihuahuas that I have ordered more now.
In addition, I am trying to find something for my 5 month old lab. Whether this worked or not
Selected User Reviews For Star Mark Pro-Training Dog Collar, Large - 21"
I'm very pleased with this Your dog can use it as power steering. As long as it is used responsibly, it is much less likely to injure an uncooperative dog's neck than a normal collar It will allow you to teach a dog to walk at heel using this collar, and the dog will essentially learn to correct himself when he forgets and tugs on a lead instead of walking at heel. As soon as your canine friend realises that one of you is the dog, he will understand that it is his duty not to pull on a lead or he will feel uncomfortable. A further bonus is that the collar looks like a normal collar when attached to a dog, in contrast to the Draconian-looking collar A pinch collar looks good. Additionally, pinch collars are also humane and safe to use, but wearing a pinch collar in public draws unsolicited criticism from well-meaning individuals This means strangers who have no idea who published studies comparing the use of pinch collars versus choke collars. For the past four years, I have owned two StarMark collars. The first collar I bought on Amazon in 2013 was lost during a hunting trip, and a second StarMark collar was purchased on Amazon in 2014. Everyday, I use it to walk my 60 lb lab and, as of mid-2009, I have added a pond to my routine Despite the age of the collar, it is in perfect working condition. The collar is a great collar for anyone who wants to walk a well-mannered dog The dog is well behaved. By using a collar you can handle your dog safely and humanely, without hurting him. It will be easy for you to keep him out of traffic, away from other dogs, out of people's faces, and under control wherever you take the dog, and look like you know what you're The gear in this package is excellent. The July 2019 update is below. There is a "trick" to adding or removing the links that make up the collar, in response to a few negative reviews. Customers have complained primarily about trouble adding or removing the collar's links, as well as the collar coming apart. Link clips snap apart easily with a firm grip, allowing adding or removing a link as necessary to ensure your dog is comfortable. Add a link that twists as well. Once you get the hang of it, the process is very simple. Most people have a relatively short learning curve, but a few have also reported a steep learning curve. Patience is a virtue. If you have issues with your grip strength and are not able to place a firm grip on the links, you might need some tools. In real life, this is an extremely strong and durable collar that will easily handle the athletic power of my 65 lb lab as well as the intense activity of my dog. Generally, if the collar breaks, either a link is damaged or the link was not connected properly, which is an error by the user. In the process of adding or removing links, be careful to use tools such as vice grips and hammers to avoid damaging the collar. A collar that is too tight will cause the dog to bite. You can get hit by a car door, run over by a truck, or slammed against a wall. If the link is damaged, it will not work. Don't use the collar on your dog until you check it first. Reconnect a loose link, if the link is damaged, replace it. I wouldn't replace the collar completely if the link is damaged. Since I've been using my collar with my lab for the past 6 years without damage, there hasn't been any serious wear or damage to the links. My firm opinion is that this product is absolutely effective and I would highly recommend it to friends. M.
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The only time he took me along on a walk was when he was so excited and took off after seeing his buddy - yet he usually behaves when we are out walking. When I discovered I was face first in the dirt, I knew I had to get In my opinion, pinch collars make a dog appear unfriendly and I do not like them. Also, I don't want to punish my puppy, I just want him to be properly trained. A few minutes later, I came across this and thought it couldn't hurt to give it a shot. The first impression I've had is very positive. When I put it on for the first time, he stopped pulling immediately! The first time I met him, he wasn't bad, but now he doesn't The collar is just like a collar, so it would look great on almost anyone and is incredibly easy to apply and remove. And since I'm a small woman with a growing and sweetheart-sized dog, - it's great! My life has been made better by this! There is no longer any worry in my mind that he will be distracted by his friends if he is polite to Instead of running around in a frenzy he lets me walk him over to greet them. There is no better feeling in the world than this!.
Pulling on this collar will provide the dog with gentle pressure in all directions around his neck. A choke collar does not cause coughing and choking like a traditional choke collar does. There are plastic prongs on the device. A thick and wide prong, no point, just pressure, adorns this ring. Your dog cannot be pierced in any way by these devices. The hormones are released very naturally and quickly. It is impossible to have a tug of war. A gentle pressure should be applied around the neck, and it should be released quickly. It was uncomfortable for my dog to wear harnesses, and she also pulled away from the leash. There is a big concern about affecting breathing for me since I have a bulldog. We enjoy daily walk together of 3 miles and there are no problems. It is a collar that I highly recommend. The only thing I want to do is not hurt animals. I am a gentle soul.
When we are out for a walk, I have a 14 month old German Shepherd who has a mind of his own. The collar I have is used for training dogs by my trainer. The way I found out about it was that way. As a pet owner, I can say my dog is an angel when wearing this collar. The heel of his foot is firmly planted as he walks. There is no grabbing and pulling at other dogs when he is with them. As if he had a halo over his head, he just listened. It's as if he wants to test his boundaries when this collar isn't on. My German Shepherd and I have been working with this collar for about a month and a half, and I can say that it has helped a lot.
While I had a hard time choosing, I had to go with a "training tool". I bought this item after a friend recommended it to me. The bottom line is Worked like a charm. My pit bull was rescued and had no training, and she would get excited if she saw another dog, a bunny, a bird, or pretty much anything, while we were out walking. When she reached her healthy weight, she was a handful to handle and I dreaded walking with her. When rescued, she was thin, but once she reached her healthy weight, she was extremely strong and sassy. When out for a walk with her, I use her collar most of the time, so I don't constantly have to tug on her leash, which helps both of us relax. Within a couple of weeks of use, I found I could alternate this collar with her normal collar to achieve the same There's still a long way to go, but this tool is making a lot of progress. My recommendation is to do so.
Its design has changed since a few years ago, as it no longer has a swivel. Now a safety collar is included, which is probably a good thing since I have had a couple of these break in the past. The nylon strap broke, not the plastic clips, and the strap had been well used. Using these methods to calm down an overactive Weimaraner has proven to be a safe and humane way to do so. Collars with prongs cannot intimidate the animal as much as those with prongs, and they do not hurt it. You are gently reminded of who is in charge when something like this happens.
This is plastic, so we feel it won't hurt her as much as the metal ones, and we were able to cut off a few of the links to make it fit. It's not as harsh as metal ones, though. The metal ones look bad on dogs, plus we don't like the way they look on dogs lol It comes with another lead to go over her neck, so you can latch the lease onto the collar and that lead in case the collar breaks while it's being worn. This is one of the best things to have since you never know what will happen! Any dog owner who has a tendency to pull way too much when walking their dog should consider using this product!.
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