I do not see how the collar closes, can you please explain? thanks
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Slip end of leather strap through both the attachment ring for the lead first and then through the other metal piece that secures the collar. Select the appropriate size and secure as usual.
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it has like a brass belt buckle. i like this kind because my dogs got out of the snap kind.
2051959
NO it has a slide in that locks it in place with just one finger open close=it cannot be accidentally left open as it has a clicksound,super nice collar perfect for black coated dog works great
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yes, but my experience was that I had to secure the collar with a small zip tie. It wouldn't stay secure.
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You should have a plastic small green wrench that came with the collars, there are two different size hexigon holes and one should fit the doodad turn to losen doodad and will screw right back on tighten with wrench
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It is a little "backup" collar that the instructions say you should use, in addition to your pet's normal collar to prevent the dog from slipping both collars and getting loose. I personally don't use it, I never did so decades ago either. I use a harness with the flexi-lead these days.
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It fits around my Scottie's head. No clasps. My Scotties wear the collar all of the time because it is loose fitting. When on a walk, the collar tightens if the dog tugs.
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You choose the collar based off the length of the neck. My dog can still get to the base of her tail but only with her tongue. If the dog is desperate enough to get to it it'll endure the choking and pain of contorting their body to get to it but they won't be able to chew on it unless you put it on loosely.You have to stick it on very tightly, as in barely be able to slide 2 fingers in the neck part. It won't choke them or cut their air off by doing this either.
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Can someone please post the actual measurement of this collar fully extended?
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The two prongs unscrew from the receiver separating the receiver from the collar. You can use the plastic tool that is provided or any crescent wrench will work.
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Do you have the quick release? I have heard the quick release collar has that problem. The other issue would be the collar is not fit to the dog. They are supposed tobe snug at the upper part of the neck behind the ears a bit). I have the regular (not quick release) and it is a pain sometimes to put on and off as the prongs are hard to squeeze but have not had a problem with it unhooking or falling off. Actually unless it is way too loose, I'd think it impossible to fall off. If you go to http://leerburg.com/fit-prong.htm - they talk about how to fit the collar. Actually they have a lot of training and dog articles too.. Do you have the quick release? I have heard the quick release collar has that problem. The other issue would be the collar is not fit to the dog. They are supposed tobe snug at the upper part of the neck behind the ears a bit). I have the regular (not quick release) and it is a pain sometimes to put on and off as the prongs are hard to squeeze but have not had a problem with it unhooking or falling off. Actually unless it is way too loose, I'd think it impossible to fall off. If you go to http://leerburg.com/fit-prong.htm - they talk about how to fit the collar. Actually they have a lot of... » Read More Do you have the quick release? I have heard the quick release collar has that problem. The other issue would be the collar is not fit to the dog. They are supposed tobe snug at the upper part of the neck behind the ears a bit). I have the regular (not quick release) and it is a pain sometimes to put on and off as the prongs are hard to squeeze but have not had a problem with it unhooking or falling off. Actually unless it is way too loose, I'd think it impossible to fall off. If you go to http://leerburg.com/fit-prong.htm - they talk about how to fit the collar. Actually they have a lot of training and dog articles too.. « Show Less
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The collar has a place on the back where you can fill the collar with air. When you want to deflate it, just pop open the cap to let the air out. It's that simple.
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Hey Kristen,The collar has a break-a-way feature, you don't want it too loose nor too tight. Follow the directions included. My cat Genny is an outside cat and fromtime to time she will "weasel" out of her collar........thats just cats !...:)
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I don't know about the comparison, but I have my collars set high on my min pins. They stay in the boundaries except my male occasionally can run across when he's not thinking about it. I don't think the fence has enough time to respond or his collar bounces away from his neck when this happens. I love this system none the less.
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It has a small collar. It doesn't go very high onto your neck. We waterski in high mountain reservoirs and own two different sizes of the suits. They work fine.
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No, the problem with this tag is that you have to take the collar apart to slide the tag on. Unfortunately, a design flaw.
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All pincher collars do (or should) have the option of buying additional clips to expand the size. The collar should be close to, but not tight around the dog's neck. Too loose can hurt the dog. The object is to stop the pulling, not punish for it. Put it around your wrist taught and sqeeze. That is all that should happen. Put it around your wrist loose and yank. You will understand how tight it should be.
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The collar should extend past the nose at least an inch or more to ensure dog can't get to the affected area. Hope this helps.