Herm Sprenger - Matte Stainless Steel Scratch Resistant Long Link Fur Saver Dog Collar - Professional Training Collar - Made in Germany (20in x 3mm)
Product Description
Herm Sprenger - Matte Stainless Steel Scratch Resistant Long Link Fur Saver Dog Collar - Professional Training Collar - Made in Germany (20in x 3mm)
- Elegant Design: Matte stainless steel long link fur saver dog collar, length 20 inches (50 cm) with 3 mm wire gauge; Matte finish is scratch resistant and offers a distinctive contemporary look
- SIZE: Specifically designed for dogs with the NECK SIZE OF UP TO 17 inches (43 cm) and WEIGHT UP TO 50 kg (110 lbs); Chain links run through the O-rings creating a loop and collar slips over the dog’s head
- Strength and Style: Choke style chain for dogs has long links and is well suitable for long and fine fur; Welded connection of the links offers strength and durability
- Use and Functionality: The slip chain acts as a training choke collar when the leash is attached to the live O-ring; Attaching a leash to the dead O-ring transforms the choker into an ordinary neck collar
- Made in Germany: Made with precise German engineering, reliability, and quality by the world's foremost manufacturer of top-quality training collars; 2 O-rings are stamped with the Sprenger seal of quality HS-Germany
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