Monlida Dog Prong Collar,Dog Pinch Collar with Quick Release Buckle,No Pull Choke Collar Detachable Adjustable,Metal Easy Buckle Release Middle Large Dog Training Collar

I have an 80#, 4 year old labradoodle and a 60# 2 year old springer spaniel doodle. Every morning we go out for a mile plus long jog. Some time ago when a neighbor saw the dogs pulling my she recommended that a harness would control their urge to pull. So I bought harnesses for both of them and used the front chest connection which is supposed to stop pulling. It didn't matter which connection I used the dogs still pulled me like sled dogs and no matter how much I bribed them with treats or used a dog whistle nothing improved the situation. Then I got these prong collars for both dogs. OMG!Night and day isn't even close to describe the difference. I was thinking I could no longer jog with them it was so frustrating and then I put these on and immediately the issue was solved. The 60# still likes to lead but he doesn't pull anymore.They were both first apprehensive when the collars were put on but immediately when they saw they meant a walk they took to them like they were a special treat. And the quick release clasp makes a world of difference without having to put the prongs over their head and eyes, safer, quicker and easier. Without question this product deserves 5 stars!I read other reviews, I can see these might not work for small dogs. One of the complaints was the metal is weak. Both my dogs are very strong and so far absolutely no issue with weak metal. They do need adjusting, prongs must be removed to get the collar sized for the dog. A strong person can do this by hand otherwise you will need pliers but it is fairly easy to do.Lastly, the dogs were always hesitant to allow me to put the harnesses over their heads even though they knew it meant going for a walk. Now with these pronged collars as soon as they see them they run up to me and stick up their heads without any hesitation at all.

This has really helped our pup on walks and runs! Our 80-lb German shepherd used to pull on the leash so much that it was almost impossible for me to take him on walks. With this collar, he pulls less frequently and when he does, it’s more of a gentle tug before he self-corrects. Very pleased with this product. Appreciate the extra rubber tips that came with the collar, although none of the original ones have come off yet.

I’m using a prong collar to train my PitBull puppy from not pulling so much. It’s working well and he’s learning his limits without being hurt. The collar got twisted and now the last set of prongs are locked into each other creating a twisted effect. I can’t seem to get it back even with a clap and tools. It wasn’t bothering my pup until he got a little bigger and now the collar is to tight with the twist in it. Guess I’ll be ordering a new one. Took one star away from this twisted drama. Otherwise, great collar with extra rubber ends.

My Siberian Husky gets distracted by birds and squirrels. I have 2 bad shoulders and it made training and walks difficult at times. This collar has plastic over the prongs so no discomfort on her part. Nanook is totally easy to walk and train now, thanks to this collar. If you have a big dog that's easily distracted on walks, this is an amazing training tool to keep them from pulling and sprinting. Highly recommended!

I’m very experienced with using this type of collar, but this one was harder to work with than most. It was easy to remove the extra prongs for proper sizing, but putting it back together was nearly impossible for both me and my son who is a high school athlete. I knew we wouldn’t be able to just slide the prongs back together for easy application, so we flipped it with the prongs out to put in on, only it messed up the alignment of the rectangular piece when we turned the prongs back toward her neck and now it’s caught and all cockeyed and we can’t get it straightened back out. It’s like a puzzle only a stage magician could sort out. It works well once it’s on her but the process of getting it on leaves a lot to be desired.