We have Goldens. How long are the prongs/points?
1979295
We use them with our two golden doodles and they work great, for whatever that is worth -- you just have to make sure they are on tightly (but not too tightly, of course!).
1979296
We have Goldendoodles. The prongs on the device work for one of them but we had to get 1 inch attachments for our other one. It really depends on the thickness of the fur. Should you get the attachments, make sure to get two. Some people, including myself, thought that there were two in one order when there really was only one. You will need two though. Good luck!
1979297
I have a golden and the collar works just fine on her. I do keep her hair trimmed rather short in the summer because it is so hot in the South. She stays inside and only goes out with supervision. My girl is a senior and has poor eyesight and hearing. The collar has made it easier to warn her of danger and to get her attention when it is needed. I like these collars...I have two and plan on purchasing another one.
1979298
i think they would plenty long to get through fur. i use mine on pit bulls and actually use shorter ones. hope this helps. great collars worth every penny work great in pool and lake water ect.
1873805
Definitely!! I have replaced mine several times. I do have a few recommendations in doing so. I use an ice pick and heat it over an open flame (gas stove) and burn/melt the holes in the nylon collar for the prong to fit so the hole does not unravel. Then when replacing the prongs I put a little clear nail polish on the threaded side so it will hold tight. Next time you need to replace the collar you are able to loosen the prong using a pair of pliers, it's not a big deal at all. I have two golden retrievers and one is a chewer, he has chewed the collar off my other golden several times.
1051869
About the size of a nickel in diameter. ..A few mm thick....They do break easily though. ..I give my 16 lb pooch 1/2 daily...you could probably go with a 1/4 tab
974707
The plug is about three feet long. Standard three prong. If you are an older person, the instructions get a little hard to understand as they are completly different from any other appliance I have ever used. Overall it is a good appliance.
1339843
They are not very long; maybe 3 feet or so? Sorry, it's been a while so I don't remember exactly.
924995
From what I read most are chrome plated. I think they make some larger sizes in stainless but I'm not sure. I bought a 3.0mm, 16" collar for my 72 lb golden retriever. I had to remove several links to get it to fit snug and high on his neck, but he is a very thin golden. I could have gone with a small mm and I'm sure it would have worked well. There is an excellent video on YouTube about prong collars, how to fit, size etc. from a trainer that I have learned a great deal from. The video is "Solid K9 Training How to Prong Collar". He has other videos on how to start training with a prong collar etc. Good luck! From what I read most are chrome plated. I think they make some larger sizes in stainless but I'm not sure. I bought a 3.0mm, 16" collar for my 72 lb golden retriever. I had to remove several links to get it to fit snug and high on his neck, but he is a very thin golden. I could have gone with a small mm and I'm sure it would have worked well. There is an excellent video on YouTube about prong collars, how to fit, size etc. from a trainer that I have learned a great deal from. The video is "Solid K9 Training How to Prong Collar". He has other videos on how to start training... » Read More From what I read most are chrome plated. I think they make some larger sizes in stainless but I'm not sure. I bought a 3.0mm, 16" collar for my 72 lb golden retriever. I had to remove several links to get it to fit snug and high on his neck, but he is a very thin golden. I could have gone with a small mm and I'm sure it would have worked well. There is an excellent video on YouTube about prong collars, how to fit, size etc. from a trainer that I have learned a great deal from. The video is "Solid K9 Training How to Prong Collar". He has other videos on how to start training with a prong collar etc. Good luck! « Show Less
2194781
I would say they are about an 1 1/2 inches. They are long. They are really neat, but they do not last long.
936575
I honestly didn't measure them, however, I do know they are longer than normal and wider. If you have a prime account you can always send it back no charge if it doesn't work.
1450166
They are small..about one to two inches.....Dog can't scape...however they like to bite the wire but not able to brake it. My dog is 10 pound and it is fine.
1597515
They are about 3/4 inch or so. If you have a dog with REALLY long thick hair just move some of it out of the way. It doesn't take long before the dog responses to just the beeping. Then how long the probes are won't matter.
547021
It was great for my Golden Retriever. Now that I have a mini Labradoodle, 33lbs. everything slips between the prongs. I wish they would make one for smaller dogs because it works so well on lawns!
873707
I would say it's about 3-4 inches. I think they are probably all a little different, as mine isn't as long as the one in the picture.
90858
I think it's maybe a foot long, but ours never worked so we returned it and they didn't have a replacement then.
1683649
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2003987
We purchased the item as a gift but I believe they were about 16"-18" long. We use an electronic scoring unit for our table.
1092280
They are about 7 inches long and about 1.5 inches on each side. It is a harder material so I don't think it would be easy to split it into 2 pieces. I know they make smaller ones. We give it to our 125lb saint bernard. We only let her have it for about 25 minutes at a time otherwise she would finish the whole thing in one sitting. Giving it to her about 25 minutes, we generally can give it to her about 8 times before it is too small for her and we have to throw it away. Our dog does have a sensitive digestive track and she only has problems if we let her finish more than half the bone at once (she ended up with some loose stoll, that is about it though) They are about 7 inches long and about 1.5 inches on each side. It is a harder material so I don't think it would be easy to split it into 2 pieces. I know they make smaller ones. We give it to our 125lb saint bernard. We only let her have it for about 25 minutes at a time otherwise she would finish the whole thing in one sitting. Giving it to her about 25 minutes, we generally can give it to her about 8 times before it is too small for her and we have to throw it away. Our dog does have a sensitive digestive track and she only has problems if we let her finish more than half the bone at... » Read More They are about 7 inches long and about 1.5 inches on each side. It is a harder material so I don't think it would be easy to split it into 2 pieces. I know they make smaller ones. We give it to our 125lb saint bernard. We only let her have it for about 25 minutes at a time otherwise she would finish the whole thing in one sitting. Giving it to her about 25 minutes, we generally can give it to her about 8 times before it is too small for her and we have to throw it away. Our dog does have a sensitive digestive track and she only has problems if we let her finish more than half the bone at once (she ended up with some loose stoll, that is about it though) « Show Less
1106262
Extra Large. My goldens LOVE, love, love, these. It's a great size for them.