Herm Sprenger Black Stainless Steel Prong Dog Collar Training Pinch Collar No-Pull Collar (2.25mm Small)

My Belgian Shepherd/Tervuren has been East to train with the exception of loose-leash walking. He liked to pull and, at rare times, lunge. After waiting too long to try a prong collar, I was impressed by how quickly (immediately) he responded to it. Although on a couple of occasions he had pulled and twisted enough to cause brief pain, this is almost exclusively a non issue. And certainly less discomfort than having a collar applying constant pressure. Since I’ve been using this collar, I feel I could walk him off leash in many calm, lower-stimulating circumstances, but I don’t, other than around the property and on some hiking trails. On leash he does very well walking loose-leash but will pull occasionally, mainly when trying to sniff something in passing. Still, I’d say it’s been about a 90% improvement in the months we’ve used it. Downside: this 2.25 is definitely more flimsy than the thicker ones offered by HS. However, though I first tried a thicker-pronged HS collar, the prongs themselves were too long. I really wish these lengths of prong had the thicker metal. I have had the prongs slip apart and try collar fall off, twice. Ultimately I think that’s from not having it on firmly enough, but my dog had A LOT of long, thick neck fur. It’s at times challenging to put the collar on snugly with all that fur, as it requires lining up two prongs on one piece with two small prong holes on the attaching piece and squeezing the prongs a bit so they’ll fit. But it’s worth it, and I can do it more quickly nowadays, after some experience. Other downside, my dog immediately knows the difference between when this collar is on or when his lead is attached to his normal collar. As a result his behavior changes a bit. He’s much more inclined to pull if it’s not on him, so I generally keep it on him anywhere we go where he’ll be walking on lead. The positive side, however, is that even without this on, he’s now learned to correct much more quickly with a simple “stay with me” command or even just a clearing-of-throat noise. In sum, this collar has been amazing and my boy no longer acts up on walks, sits more quickly when I stop, and is much less likely to try to jump up the on people he meets on walks. This eliminated the need for an e-collar to enhance training, once other additional reinforcement has been given.

We have a young lab, he's about 5-6 months old and is fairly decent size now, he must be about 50+lbs and a ball of energy. We were having a hard time taking him for walks so did some research on YouTube and trainers suggested a prong collar to help train dogs for walking and having them stop tugging on leash. Made the purchase on this collar and our dog is complete opposite of what he was doing, he walks calmly, doesn't pull no more, he listens when given directions, once he gets abit excited give the leash a slight tug and dog smartens up, wow! this collar helped us with our dog and will totally recommend this product to friends and family should they encounter the same issues as we have. Had to take 2 prongs off to size him better as his neck is still fairly thin but beautiful product none the less, the black blends in nicely with the dogs black coat. Some people might have their issues with prong collars but sometimes these training products actually help. Fast shipping.

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Day 1 of this prong collar and my Brittany Spaniel’s walk is close to perfection!

It has been only 5 days since we started training with the prong collar but I see already huge progress with heeling. My 11 months old 86 lb labradoodle is an intact male. He was pooling on the leash and constantly stopping to sniff. I watched several YouTube instructors before I introduced the prong collar to my dog. The collar is an excellent tool in an educated dog owner hands. I was against prong collars until my dog pooled me down to the ground 3 times. I invested in private training but it didn’t help so after doing some research and reading reviews I decided to get one. My dogs neck behind his ears is 19” so I had to remove 2 links to fit him properly. I’m 63 years old women with arthritis if I could do it anyone can. I decided to get the black one because my dog is black and with his long coat it hides perfectly. I’m able now to communicate with my dog in gentle and effective manner. I highly recommend this product. If you decide to get a prong collar do it right the first time and get Herm Sprenger.