I do not see how the collar closes, can you please explain? thanks
178968
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.
178969
it has like a brass belt buckle. i like this kind because my dogs got out of the snap kind.
2026657
It is designed to fit all sizes of dogs. The collar is very long and made of plastic. When you fasten it with the buckle (must fit very tight up high on the neck above the adams apple) the tail end just curls around the neck so is out of the way. I was going to cut it off, but have kept it the original length so I can use it for my larger dog if needed.
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It closes with a zipper. There are two openings - in the back, and in the front where the mesh meets the blue at the top. It doesn't have any tie downs unless you mean a leash attachment. It does have a lead inside to clip to a collar or harness. Is that what you needed? I've had mine for three years now and still love it!
647645
The rivets I received were split down the middle such that when you spread them out, they stay in place. You can use a small set of pliars to spread them out. I would reccomend putting the smooth rivet head on the inside of the collar. If installed as the picture shows, the rivets may cause some irration to your animals neck.
65904
I had this problem too! At the botton of the block or box with the prongs there is a clear circle. You will need a screwdriver or you could possibly move it with a fingernail. Turn it and it will activate the collar.
1317453
It's big enough to go over the pet's head, and it is adjustable. There is a small plastic clasp on the collar that resembles most pet collar clasps. I believe its the break away clasp so that the pet doesn't choke or get caught on anything.
2143580
No, the problem with this tag is that you have to take the collar apart to slide the tag on. Unfortunately, a design flaw.
1529823
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.
807452
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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I tried to find out as much information about these collars as possible. There is one school of thought that says do NOT get a quick release fastener if you have a strong/aggressive dog cuz it's possible for them to tug so hard that this release comes open. It surely makes putting the collar on and taking it off MUCH easier, I can say for sure. Look at some videos on YouTube for great information. Just measure the dogs neck for sizing. It's no problem to take some links out if it's too large. If you choose too small, you can order extra links as well. I've tried other collars and, believe me, this one has no competition. I tried to find out as much information about these collars as possible. There is one school of thought that says do NOT get a quick release fastener if you have a strong/aggressive dog cuz it's possible for them to tug so hard that this release comes open. It surely makes putting the collar on and taking it off MUCH easier, I can say for sure. Look at some videos on YouTube for great information. Just measure the dogs neck for sizing. It's no problem to take some links out if it's too large. If you choose too small, you can order extra links as well. I've tried other collars and, believe... » Read More I tried to find out as much information about these collars as possible. There is one school of thought that says do NOT get a quick release fastener if you have a strong/aggressive dog cuz it's possible for them to tug so hard that this release comes open. It surely makes putting the collar on and taking it off MUCH easier, I can say for sure. Look at some videos on YouTube for great information. Just measure the dogs neck for sizing. It's no problem to take some links out if it's too large. If you choose too small, you can order extra links as well. I've tried other collars and, believe me, this one has no competition. « Show Less
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There is no clip on the end to connect it to a collar. The slip loop goes around dog's neck instead.
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If you were able to get the collar pulled down you will just have to rock it back & forth till it budges. I have had had a stubborn one before and it just took patience on my part.
597524
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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Charlene, I just saw this today. I apologize for the delay. If you don't mind waiting another day, I will check tonight to see how small these collars can be adjusted, and I will let you know. I am still at work right now. My dogs are considerably bigger than a min pin and the adjustment is as large as it goes. I will let you know how small it will go.
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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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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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I own boxers and the collars are working with a Pet Safe System. You can call the manufacture and they can answer you're question!