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Reviewed in Canada on September 16, 2024
Meilleure collier que j'ai jamais eu ! Au début mon chien était un peu troubler parce qu'il serre quand il tire et il essayait de contre balancer le coter que le collier serait mais avec le temps il s'est habituer et c'est un collier de super qualité ! Un collier qui aide à contrôler mieux son chien ! Ce n'est pas un collier étrangleur car je suis contre les collier étrangleur ! Il fait simplement serrer un peu lorsque le chien tire et il est lousse et très confortable pour le chien dans la maison et partout car il n'est pas serrer au cou ! Meilleure collier que j'ai jamais eu ! Si un jour il brise, j'en rachete un ! Mais il est extrêmement robuste!
Ashley Speer
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024
We have to use these for our corgi mix that has a little head and no regular collar will stay on. The colors are nice and the quality holds up very well.
LadyFrost
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2024
Good chocker hard to find, I didnt realize how hard till i started looking for one, went thru 3 which were only within 1-2 inch of chocker limit, so if your dog has thick fur which you dont want rubbing off but when u pull on a chocker he still gets his head out, yeah... this collar had the longest tightening range and it hangs around his neck loose enough that you wont see collar effect once you remove the collar... good product, thank you.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
I love the Ezy Dog Martingale Collars. They are sturdy, long-lasting, and I haven't had a dog slip one EVER. They also stop so they don't harm the dogs throat or cut off their airway. I have put them on three different pitbulls, a boxer, two American bulldogs, and this one is for my French bulldog. I am sad that they are discontinuing this product but I am very happy with EzyDog products.
S. Ashton
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 4, 2024
Narrower than expected but the sizing is accurate and it seems to help with pulling when worn in conjunction with a harness. Using a two-ended lead so one end on the collar and the other on the harness.
Shopper
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024
We were using a body harness that our dog would do a perfect Houdini move, get out of it, and start chasing after neighborhood cats. This collar is comfortable for her and does not allow her to run away anymore
Jamie
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 3, 2024
This is the 2nd one I have bought, very comfy for the dog, well made and looks good.
Shawn Lamb
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2023
We have had these collar’s before and they have been great. Unfortunately we were walking our two medium sized dogs, 50-55 lbs each and both with the medium sized collars, when a group of deer appeared. Both took off quickly and both plastic clips shattered immediately and we were off for a long ride! We have never had this happen with previous martingale ezydog collars. We may try another martingale brand now with better clips. Otherwise they have been great for training and everyday use. Too bad warranty is only 30 days.
JC
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 4, 2020
Be careful, it tightens when the dog pulls but doesn't release as easily, I had to keep loosening it with my fingers. Do not leave on dog when unattended.
MC Ronson
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2019
As another reviewer noted, the "D" ring is so heavy it constantly migrates to beneath the neck and reverses position with the tags, so I'd ding that a 1/2 star.But for $14.40 it is hard to beat the overall high quality of this collar; it's stout and has very rugged stitching, which includes reflective stitching that really pops out at night time very well, esp. for such a relatively small area.It has proven useful for walking and training, no harsh jerking required just more gentle reminders to stay in place and not surge ahead and this must be 100x better than those metal choke chains, at least for a typical dog owner.Bought Feb 2019 now Aug 2020 this collar has help up well. The super heavy "D" ring is still a tad annoying, I do wish it had dedicated places to attach the strobe lights. I clip one to the rubber adjustment band, the other directly to the collar.Dec 20202 Note: since I have used two small clip-on strobe lights on her collar, the unexpected/added bonus was after adding her tags and the clip-on lights, it countered the overly-heavy 'D' ring and everything now rests where it should. Get that extra band on this collar and make this a point-of-sale.
W
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2019
We have purchased two collars and three leases from EzyDog. They are so well made. The martingale collar is perfect for controlling our GSD when she sees a squirrel while walking. It stops her from bolting, and she cannot escape from her collar. We do not use metal choke collars on any of our dogs. The width of the collar is perfect. She loves to swim, so the collar has been exposed to water and washed several times and it's still looks great (no fading or fraying). I wash the collar and leash in a lingerie wash bag and air dry. Love EzyDog's products.
Steph Butler
Reviewed in Australia on April 13, 2019
Perfect replacement for our very worn red collar.
Jennifer
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2015
I have a dog with a sloped neck that made most collars slip right off if he backed out of them, even properly adjusted. For a collar not to slip off his head, it would have to sit very uncomfortably tight on his neck. Martingales are designed for dogs who have "sighthound" necks - a petite head and a broad or sloped neck.I wanted a martingale (which is designed to solve this problem). Most people tend to view martingales as a "nicer" looking choke chain, and adjust them too tight. I noticed a lot of reviews remarking that their particular collar wouldn't release after tightening (which I did not experience), and that having the collar tight for extra long was "scary". If your Martingale is adjusted properly, EVEN IF stuck all the way tight, it should NOT be choking your dog. Martingales are not designed to put undue pressure on your dog's neck - at fully tightened, it should fit snugly, but you should still be able to fit a finger underneath the collar.As I mentioned above, I never had my martingale "stick" and be unable to release back to loose fitting. All of my leashes have swivel snaps at the end, so there is no twisting motion on the collar at all. The only way I can imagine a twisting motion on the collar is if your dog is lunging straight ahead of you, and the pressure on the ring is pulling directly back from the collar. I walk my dogs at my side in a loose leash, casual heel, and do not allow my dogs to pull me across the neighborhood in front of me. So perhaps that is why I completely avoided the twisting issue.I wanted this martingale over the more traditional types because I had a previous dog who was a somewhat obsessive neck scratcher, and would get her back foot stuck inside the loop of the standard martingale collar (when loose, those martingale loops form an "O" shape). This one lays flat, minimizing (but not removing) the risk that a limb gets stuck in the loop.I also appreciated the reflective threads sewn in to the collar for safety, and the ID tag attachment piece, to keep the tags away from the leash so they don't clink around as much.I'm very happy with this collar and so is my standard poodle, who can't squeak out of it - when he backs up, the collar tightens so it can't slip off his head, but doesn't over-tighten so that it chokes him. The buckle is nice, but I find that I rarely use it since my dog is the small head type designed for martingales - the collar slips right on over his head.
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