Chrome Plated Steel Herm Sprenger Prong Collar 3.0 mm with a Swivel

Original Herm Sprenger dog collars are marked with a brand name HS-Germany (HS-GERMAN INOX / HS-CUROGAN) by engraving on the rings, swivels and some additional places on certain products. This marking functions as a verification of brand recognition for each Sprenger product.

Moreover, each Herm Sprenger stainless steel collar has an additional label on a tag with the HS mark on red surface. This way you will recognize top quality product at the first glance.

A prong collar is a pretty odd-looking device. It resembles something you’d expect to see in a horror movie. Despite its graceless appearance, pinch collars are safe and efficient when used properly.

A prong collar pinches dog’s neck with its prongs when a dog pulls or when the owner tightens a leash to put its action with an intention to stop a dog doing somethign wrong. This way of action resembles the way a mother dog does with her puppies. It does NOT damage the trachea when properly used.

Herm Sprenger prong collars have safely polished, round pins.

If the collar size is chosen and adjusted properly, you will get quick resuts in dog behavior correction and training.

It is important to wear dog pinch collar in the right area, that is exactly under a dog's jaws. This way it will not damage the trachea.

Consult an experienced dog trainer or behaviorist when you start training your dog with a prong collar.

No matter how you treat this gear, a dog pinch collar is NOT to be used for young puppies under 6 months old.

A prong collar is to be worn in a specific manner to be safe and efficient in training and behavior correction. A prong collar should be placed right behind the ears and under the jaw. Placing the collar lower will not provide the training action. The collar should fit properly without moving around from the proper place. If the collar is loose adjust it by removing the excessive prongs.

Measure the neck size of your dog behind the ears and under the jaw. When you choose a prong collar, tske into account, that two fingers should slip between the collar and the dog's neck. Thus it should be sbout 3 inches larges than the dog's neck.

NEVER EVER take a pinch collar slipping over your dog’s head unfastened. Release the links or a buckle if there is any and take it at the right place (under the jaws) unfastened, then fasten the links or a buckle.

Make sure that prongs are not twisted.

A prong collar should be placed on a dog's neck with the chain and rings that are attached to a leash right behind dog's ears.

Please, choose a prong collar according to the following factors:

• dog’s neck size
• dog’s weight
• dog’s fur color
• the level of correction you want to get
• allergy to nickel.

You will find more information about each product on the product pages. If you are still not sure which collar to choose for your dog, ask our support manager or local trainer.