Martingale Doberman Collar for Obedience Training and Better Control

Daily use martingale collar of leather and brass for Doberman

Need to train your Doberman to obey? Consider buying an innovative dog collar that would help you in it? If you wish to avoid using ordinary prong collars get this martingale collar. It's really worth your attention thanks to its quality and design. Great design is a special benefit of this collar. It can be adjusted in size with the help of rust-proof buckle. This leather martingale collar is made of strong genuine leather and it has rustproof brass fittings. Your Doberman will feel comfortable and happy when secured on a leash.

Two loops of this martingale collar are connected with the help of O-ring which is used to attach a leash. When your dog tries to pull his head out of the collar, the tension on the leash pulls the collar taut. So he won't escape. Adjust the collar properly and your Doberman neck will never be choked, but it will fit snug around his neck. It's important that the collar should stay just behind his ears until the pressure is released.

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This martingale collar has a few benefits, like when not engaged by a taunt leash, fits looser than ordinary collars. It prevents fur breakage, tangles, and skin irritation from too tight collars. This martingale collar with chain gives a more gentle way of correcting behaviour than ordinary choke collar. It is advised by most top trainers for dogs' obedience training. This model relieves pressure on your dog's trachea by translating a tug on the leash to even pressure around the neck, thus, the direct pressure on the front of the neck is avoided. This martingale collar for puppy eliminates escape of scared, aggressive, or excited dogs by securely contracting the entire collar when they pull in any direction.

Martingale collars were originally crafted for greyhounds and whippets, because they have thin face and small ears. Thus, standard buckle collars slip off quickly and easily, so all breeds with necks larger than their heads should wear a martingale collar when being on a leash. Nevertheless, dogs can learn how to slip a collar, and owners and trainers appreciate the relatively soft correction of behaviour, like martingale does. This is more humane way than strict choke and prong training.