PetSafe Martingale Collars Black

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This martingale dog collar keeps your dog safer than ever. Martingale collars are safer than choke chains or prong collars. Used with a leash or with your hand, the martingale collar tightens when your dog pulls and loosens when he stops, so it’s only tight when it needs to be. These collars give you greater control and reduce the risk of your dog slipping out and escaping.

Features

Prevents dog from slipping out of the collar
Tightens when dog pulls for better control and loosens when dog stops pulling
Safer & more comfortable than a choke chain that's always tight
Secure fit prevents dogs from escaping or backing out of collar
Perfect for “escape artists” and breeds with necks larger than their heads
Custom fit is perfect for growing puppies
Doesn't cause matting & bald spots like some standard collars
Not recommended for tie-out use or during group play sessions

Made of nylon
Related Part Numbers: 414-1761

More Information

How to Fit the Collar

Place the collar around your dog's head and snap the buckle.
Adjust the fit by pushing the nylon part through the metal slide.
When tightened with a leash or by holding the smaller loop like a handle, the 2 metal rings should touch directly behind your dog's ears.
Attach your dog's tags to the rectangle rings on the side, not the D-ring in the center. The smaller loop will lie flat after a few days of wear.

Measuring Your Dog

To pick the right size collar, measure your dog around the top of the neck directly behind the ears. This measurement is the same as the collar when it's fully tightened or closed.

Sizing Chart

Collar Size	Collar Width	Fits Neck Sizes	Sample Breeds
Petite	3/8 inch	5.5-8 inches	Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier
Small	3/4 inch	8-12 inches	Mini Poodle, Mini Schnauzer
Medium	3/4 inch	10-16 inches	Retriever, Greyhound, Jack Russell Terrier
Medium	1 inch	10-16 inches	Retriever, Greyhound, Jack Russell Terrier
Large	1 inch	14-20 inches	Border Collie, Shepherd, Labrador, Rottweiler