Key Features
- Stainless Steel
- Imported from Germany
- Extra links available
Product Description
These collars are imported from Germany and made with black stainless steel.
Prong collars do not apply pressure to the dogs trachea, making them a safe alternative to a slip collar, and much safer than allowing your dog to pull into a flat collar which can cause permanent damage to the dogs wind pipe. Instead a prong collar tightens, creating a pinching sensation that is instantly released once the dog “yields to the leash” or stops pulling.
The Herm Sprenger Company has been a leader in the dog training market with their high quality training products for many years. Herm Sprenger uses only the best materials and prides itself on their high standards. Leerburg is proud to carry a wide variety of Herm Sprenger collars.
Prong collars do not apply pressure to the dogs trachea, making them a safe alternative to a slip collar, and much safer than allowing your dog to pull into a flat collar which can cause permanent damage to the dogs wind pipe. Instead a prong collar tightens, creating a pinching sensation that is instantly released once the dog “yields to the leash” or stops pulling.
Leerburg strongly recommends using a backup collar any time you are using a prong collar is on your dog. For more information on back up collars and why we recommend them check out some of our free streaming videos on the proper use of a prong collar as well as the prong collar leash. We recommend Leerburg’s Dominant Dog Collar.
Prong collars should NOT be used with a retractable (flexi) lead.
For more information on how to size a prong collar, read our article here.
Dog training is never without risk of injury. Do not attempt these techniques yourself without consulting a professional. Leerburg Enterprises, Inc. cannot be responsible for accidents or injuries to humans and/or animals.
Size Chart
For more information on sizing, see our article How to Fit a Prong Collar.
| Size | Collar Measurement | Link Thickness | Link Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | Neck Size Up To: 13" | 2.25mm | 1 1/16" |
| Large | Neck Size Up To: 19" | 3.2mm | 1 1/2" |
| XLarge | Neck Size Up To: 21" | 4.0mm | 1 3/4" |
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On this particular day he wore a new collar that was made for him as a gift instead the collar that helps to keep the pinch in place. It's very hard to keep pinch collars in place on Bully type dogs. As there fur is short and soft, it always slips out of place. It's either to tight or to loose. I think the links should come in half sizes.
I introduced the collar slowly and with treats. It's up high on the neck with a back up nylon slip collar as an insurance policy. Our walks have gone from my arm hurting and me possibly damaging his throat because of those hard corrections I gave him. To him walking by my side without me correcting him at all. I'm extremely happy I made the switch from a martingale to a prong collar. We ended up buying the small links for my 80lb gsd/husky mix after reading more about what size you should get.
I love that his tail goes crazy when he sees and hears his prong collar. If you're on the fence about getting a prong collar do your research before making a judgement. I highly recommend getting a Herm Sprenger prong collar. It's a well build and a high quality collar.
I have an Airedale Terrier with a neck size of 14'' and I originally wanted to get the medium size prong collar. After watching Ed's video, he suggests using a smaller size prong collar. I decided to go for the small size with extra links. It works wonderfully and now I can finally walk my dog without the pulling.
Herm Sprenger - Black Stainless Steel Prong Collar
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