Herm Sprenger Curogan Prong Dog Training Collar

This Herm Sprenger curogan pinch collar is a top - notch choice for dog training. It features a center plate, a D - ring for leash attachment, a click - lock buckle, and symmetrically arranged prongs. The center plate ensures even pressure distribution around the dog's neck. The click - lock buckle offers a secure connection and prevents accidental unlocking, with a load - bearing capacity of up to 440 lbs (200 kg). The blunt and well - polished prongs gently press the dog's skin, providing correction without causing trauma. Made of curogan, a copper - tin alloy with a high copper content and special additives, it's rust - resistant. It has no nickel, so it won't discolor light - haired dogs and is suitable for dogs with sensitive skin as it doesn't cause allergic reactions or rashes. The high copper content gives it a beautiful color that may age and darken with regular use but can be easily restored with polishing paste. This collar has an improved Ultra - plus design. It's easy to put on and take off without disassembling links. The symmetrically arranged prongs distribute pressure evenly, and there's an O - ring for leash attachment. Fastener plates enhance connection security, and you can customize the size by adding or removing links.

Using this Herm Sprenger dog training collar is easy. First, adjust the size by adding or removing links to fit your dog's neck comfortably. Make sure the click - lock buckle is properly fastened to prevent it from coming off during use. Attach your dog's leash to the D - ring or O - ring. When using the collar for training, remember that the prongs are designed to gently correct your dog's behavior, so use it with care. For dogs with sensitive skin, this collar is a great option as it's less likely to cause irritation. After each use, check the collar for any signs of wear and tear. If the collar starts to darken over time, you can use a polishing paste to restore its original shine. Store the collar in a dry place to prevent rusting.