Colorful Martingale Collar for Dog Training -[Neoman] Safe & Humane Reflective Dog Collar for No Pull Training, Walking - Heavy Duty D-Ring, Quick-Release Buckle, Adjustable Clip [Black C3]

[Gentle & Humane Dog Training Accessory]- Features a small "control" loop and a large "adjustment" loop. The dog collar tightens when the leash is pulled, signaling to your pet that pulling is a no-no. [Walk Dogs Safely & In Style]- Our martingale dog collar is available in different colors. It's designed with modern, geometric patterns and reflective stitching that increases visibility at night. [Made To Last]- With the premium nylon fabric, tough alloy buckles, and strong D-ring, this dog training collar is a solid investment that will stay on no matter how hard your excitable dog tugs. [Designed For Safe Training] - The nylon dog collar tightens evenly when your dog starts to pull the leash. However, it won't choke them. This helps prevent injuries to the dog's neck and throat. [Secure & Easy to Use]- Our no pull collar comes with an alloy quick-release buckle that makes putting on and removing it a breeze. It also locks securely and won't unlatch even as your dog pulls. Avoid Hassles and Returns Do NOT rely on sizes Small, Medium,Large chart from other brands or our other products. Measure first! for the correct fit. How to Measure: Neck: Measure the widest part #Press down fur to measure your dog's neck accurately #Leaving a 1 or 2-finger gap for a comfortable fit Why the Size of Martingale Collars May Not Be What You Expected 1. Unique Design: The "control" and "adjustment" loops can cause sizing confusion. 2. Incorrect Measurements: Inaccurate neck measurements lead to poor fit. 3. Breed-Specific Fit: Dogs with narrow heads, like Greyhounds, need specific adjustments. 4. Sizing Misinterpretation: Misreading the chart or fit instructions causes issues. Guide to Selecting the Right Size for Martingale Collars 1. Understand the Design: Martingale collars tighten slightly when the dog pulls, offering gentle correction without choking. 2. Measure Accurately: Measure your dog's neck snugly but not tightly. 3. Consider Breed: Ensure the collar can’t slip off, especially for breeds like Greyhounds. 4. Check Adjustments: Set the nylon fabric and adjustment mechanism correctly. 5. Use Brand Charts: Follow brand-specific sizing guidelines. 6. Test Fit: Ensure the collar fits snugly but allows two fingers between collar and neck.