Martingale collars are also a great choice for smaller dogs who tend to slip out of traditional collars. Personalize your collar even further with your pup's name, a phone number, and even your address. Check out paisley collars, nylon options, and waterproof items. Check out our selection of other dog training collars for even more options!
Martingale Collars. Collar Type Martingale 4 Training 4. It's robust enough to give you complete control over a strong dog, even if that happens to be a Pitbull who panics at the sight of other dogs! An inexpensive yet high-quality product, the Dazzbar martingale collar is available in four different sizes.
Like the martingale collar from Country Brooke Petz, it has no buckles or clasps - just hard-wearing metal loops. Made from nylon and high-density webbing this budget collar has a long lifespan and is strong enough for most breeds of dog. Used in a supervised environment, however, this durable, cost-effective collar will give you better control over an anxious or frightened animal. A martingale collar isn't just about looking good, though, and this collar is as effective as it is attractive.
The martingale collar was originally designed for sighthounds, like greyhounds, whippets, and Salukis, all of whom have narrow heads. Dogs of these proportions can easily slip out of a standard collar, so the martingale was introduced to solve this problem. Martingale collars also provide extra security on walks and can be equally effective when you take your dog on a playdate. Although some dog owners say they do this frequently, with no ill effect, it is not advised.
My advice would be to only use your martingale collar for walks and socializing. If your dog is a notorious leash puller — he will need some training first so that he does not constantly pull the collar tight;. Martingale collars give you a little more control than a standard collar, without causing your dog pain or distress. They are designed to be used when out exercising, rather than as something your dog would wear all the time, preventing your dog from backing out of his collar and escaping.
They can also help give you the upper hand with a dog that lunges or pulls from time to time. They are not, however, ideal for those that pull all the time as it will remain constantly tight as long as pressure is applied. The best martingale collars should be made of high-quality, durable fabric, release easily the moment the dog stops struggling, be comfortable to wear and fit correctly. The Max and Neo nylon martingale collar ticks all the right boxes and the company will gift a similar collar to a dog rescue center for every purchase made.
It took me months to get my Australian Cattle Dog to accept a standard collar but she allows this one with no arguments. While not as adaptable as the Max and Neo collar — which has sizes to fit everything from a Dachshund to an English Mastiff, the Country Brook Petz offering is heavy-duty and affordable. With its welded steel rings and strong stitching, it stands up to all kinds of rough treatment with little to show for it.
Perfect for long walks, this martingale collar is made from the same material as car seat belts, releasing easily and smoothly the moment the pressure is off. With a stainless-steel control chain, it looks good and functions well, but is just a little more expensive than the nylon and polyester alternatives. Speaking of expensive, the winner of our top-of-the-range luxury category is the sheepskin-lined martingale collar from Auburn Leathercrafters.
This high-quality collar will make your dog look, and feel, like a million dollars. If you want to walk without worrying about your dog wriggling out of his collar, click here and find the best martingale collar to suit your needs and those of your favorite furry friend. She spends all her waking hours with her Australian Cattle Dog, Koala, either walking, horse-riding, running, or just hanging out. Originally from the UK, Nicky been living with dogs for over 40 years and is a passionate dog-owner.
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Slip it over your dog's neck and decrease size until you can comfortably slip only a couple of fingers under the collar. The unique limited closure prevents the choke from becoming too tight.
Country Brook Design cannot be held responsible for misuse of this product. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to determine the suitability of the product for their use. Country Brook Design. Shop Now. There are no industry standard sizes for dog collars. Adjusted Size: Neck Size:. The aluminum side of these buckles are engraved for increased longevity. Benefits of a Personalized Buckle. You can eliminate the jingle of traditional tags by having the buckle on your new collar personalized.
Properly sizing a martingale. Measuring for a martingale collar. Pull the tape until it is snug but not tight. You should be able to comfortably put two fingers between the measuring tape and your dog's neck. Record this measurement, it will be the primary factor to consider when selecting a size. Lay the string flat and use a ruler or tape measure to obtain the measurement.
Step 2 - Measure Dog's Head: If you are ordering a standard martingale without a buckle , the collar will need to comfortably fit the dog's neck, but also adjust to be large enough to fit over their head and ears.
Using the same method from Step 1, measure the head starting at the throat and going over the ears. Custom Sizing is Important for Martingale Collars. It is recommended that Martingale Collars be ordered as close to the true size of your dog's neck as possible. This will ensure not only the best possible fit but also the accurate functionality of the collar.
To help you find the perfect fit, we offer custom sizing for all of our collars. Choosing a Width for Martingales. In general, we suggest ordering a martingale in a 1" or 1. For strong dogs, heavy pullers, or puppies expected to grow rapidly, a wider collar would be ideal. How to use a martingale collar. Multiple Functions. There are two different adjustments for martingale collars that you should be aware of, detailed below. Please note that none of our buckles are strength rated for continuous jerking and as such should not be used with a tie-out -- martingale collars especially should not be used without supervision, on a tie-out, or with a retractable leash.
Doing so may endanger your dog's safety. Walking and Training: On-Leash. To ensure the proper fit, pull the collar up to the top of your dog's neck, so that it sits just behind the ears.
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