Herm Sprenger Extra Heavy Pinch Collar, 20-Inch, 3.8-Mm

I have a 9 month old 75 pound Rottweiler.

She has been walking on a leash since she was 2 months.

As she grew older and stronger controlling the walk became more

and more work. Slip leashes or traditional choke chains were not doing the job.

For the most part she is very well behaved, however when a smell

catches her attention she will jerk away from our stride to try and check it out.

I saw this type of a collar used by Cesar on "The dog whisperer" for dogs that need to have their tugging corrected.

Since purchasing this Sprenger collar her behavior is nearly perfect during our nightly walks.

While it looks a bit like a mid age torture device it's not. It simply distributes the force in a more productive way. Previously she

would be wheezing and gagging with the other collars, now the Sprenger there is none of that. It's a very high quality product made in Germany.

I purchased a size that she can grow into as the link's are removable, or more can be purchased then added.

Jimm....

Strong pit bull that pulls hard but with this collar she doesn't pull. Well, if there are oter dogs around she does still tug but nothing like it used to be! Highly recommend!

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This Collar exceeded my expectations works well in controlling our German Short Hair Pointer.

I went a little overboard on the Extra Heavy,we could have used a lighter weight.

However I am very satisfied with this collar.

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I was skeptical about how effective this would be on my sweet female German Shorthaired Pointer. If you know anything about them, as birddogs, they are easily distracted and love to run at will, after birds or anything that moves. Since my dog also gets to exercise daily off her leash, where she can run freely for long periods of time, leash walking with me on our neighborhood greenways trail didn't come naturally to her. She used to constantly pull and try to run ahead or sniff all the other people and dogs on the trail.

Literally, from the first minute she had this collar on, she seemed comfortable and didn't pull. Before today, I would walk her straining to keep her in the "heel" position, and I'd be exhausted before I'd gone half the intended distance. Tonight we doubled that distance and both came home happy and feeling great. The collar is very heavy duty, and I probably could have gotten the next smaller size and weight, because I did have to remove a half dozen links to fit her properly. She's nearly full grown at about 50 lbs. I can foresee maybe having to put a link or two back sometime in the future, but probably not soon. VERY IMPORTANT as another reviewer said, type "HOW TO PROPERLY FIT A PINCH COLLAR" into your search engine and look for Youtube videos from other dogowners. The trick is getting the collar to stay in the right position and not allowing it to be too tight or worse, too loose. It was easy after watching two or three others demonstrating it. The collar does not work like a choke collar!! It SHOULD NOT slide over your dog's head when putting it on. It's a little tricky to separate the links to get it on and off, but if I can do it (not having the greatest hand strength,) most people probably can. Good luck and enjoy!

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We have a 150 lb cane (cahnay) corso. We kept his old puppy pinch collar but it was weakening. Every time he would scratch his neck he would pop it off.

After getting this collar, I am very confident that it won't pop off. It stays in place a little better than the regular pinch collar, because the prongs face in both ways. However our dog always shakes his head and the collar slides down his neck a bit. Cane corso's have very thick necks so it's hard to find one that stays up top. Each prong is very large and it's already just tight enough so I cannot add or remove another link.

I think the thickness of it makes it a little harder to correct him after he shakes his head and it goes to the base of his neck. When it is up at the top of his neck he really respects it. I might try one size down just because the prongs are so thick that it's a little hard to correct him, but this collar does exactly what I need it to so I'd recommend it to anyone with a giant dog.

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