Herm Sprenger Ultra-Plus Prong Training Collar with Latch For Dog

Herm Sprenger Ultra-Plus Prong Training Collar with Quick-Release Snap

The Herm Sprenger Ultra-Plus Prong Training Collar with Latch is designed to make training effective and straightforward for both pets and pet parents. This high-quality prong collar is crafted to safely and gently communicate guidance to your dog by mimicking the natural pinch a mother dog would give her puppies. This helps you effectively manage pulling, especially with larger, stronger dogs during walks or obedience training.

Featuring a unique quick-release snap, this collar can be put on or removed with just one hand, making it convenient and secure for on-the-go pet parents. Herm Sprenger, known for premium materials and expert German craftsmanship, offers durability and reliability in every training collar.

What Are the Key Benefits of the Herm Sprenger Ultra-Plus Prong Training Collar?

• One-Handed Quick-Release Snap: Easily operate the quick-release latch with one hand for quick application or removal. Securely holds during use, but releases quickly when training is complete.
• Natural Pinch Sensation: The prong design gently pinches your dog’s neck, creating a natural sensation similar to how mother dogs control their puppies. This gentle correction aids effective communication and training.
• Ideal for Strong Pullers: Designed for strong-pulling and large dogs, this collar is particularly effective for dogs needing more control during training sessions.
• Durable German Craftsmanship: Made from high-quality, chrome-plated steel, this collar resists rust and wear, making it a long-lasting training aid.
• Adjustable with Additional Links: Add or remove prong links as needed (sold separately), so you can customize the fit for growing or changing dogs.

How to Measure and Select the Right Size for Your Dog

1. Measure Neck Size: Use a cloth tape to measure around the middle of your dog's neck. Leave space for two fingers to ensure a comfortable fit.
2. Choose Based on Prong Diameter: Select the appropriate collar size based on the measurements and prong diameter as shown below.

Directions for Use

1. Cleaning: Wipe clean with a damp cloth to keep the collar looking new.
2. Adjusting Links: To ensure a snug fit, links can be removed or added. Each link provides an additional 1.5 inches in collar length.

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FAQs - Herm Sprenger Ultra-Plus Prong Training Collar

What is so special about the Herm Sprenger Ultra-Plus Prong Training Collar?

The Herm Sprenger Ultra-Plus Prong Training Collar stands out for its expert German craftsmanship, durable chrome-plated steel construction, and unique quick-release snap. This collar provides safe, gentle guidance by mimicking a mother dog's natural corrective pinch, enhancing communication and control with strong-pulling or large dogs. Its one-handed release feature and adjustable links offer convenience and a custom fit.

How does the Herm Sprenger Ultra-Plus Collar work for dog training?

The collar’s prongs apply gentle, even pressure around the dog’s neck, resembling a natural corrective pinch. This sensation redirects your dog's attention and discourages pulling behavior, making it easier to guide and train, especially with larger or stronger dogs.

Is the Herm Sprenger prong collar safe for everyday use?

When used correctly and fitted properly, the Herm Sprenger prong collar is safe for training and everyday use with minimal risk of injury. The collar is designed to apply even, gentle pressure that discourages pulling without causing harm, but it should be used under guidance if your dog is new to prong collars.

Can the Herm Sprenger collar be used on small dogs?

Yes, the collar can be used on small dogs, provided the correct prong size and fit are chosen. Smaller sizes, such as those with a 2.25mm prong diameter, are suitable for small to medium dogs, but always ensure a comfortable fit and consult with a trainer if needed.

Is the prong collar suitable for puppies?

Prong collars can be used on puppies in specific training situations, but they are generally recommended for adult dogs due to their stronger necks and understanding of commands. For puppies, consult a trainer to determine if a prong collar is the right choice or if another training tool may be better.

How can I tell if the collar is too tight or too loose?

The collar should be snug but not tight, with enough space for two fingers to fit between the collar and your dog’s neck. A proper fit ensures that pressure is evenly distributed without causing discomfort or slipping. If you’re unsure, consult with a trainer to find the best fit.

Does using a prong collar hurt my dog?

When fitted correctly and used as directed, a prong collar doesn’t hurt your dog. It creates a natural, gentle pinching sensation that mimics a mother dog’s corrective nip. However, misuse or improper fit may lead to discomfort, so proper fitting and training are essential.

Are there any alternatives to the Herm Sprenger prong collar?

Yes, there are alternatives like martingale collars, head halters, or harnesses that provide control without prongs. These options may be suitable for dogs that are sensitive to prong collars or for pet parents looking for gentler training aids.

How often should I check the collar for wear and tear?

It’s recommended to check the collar regularly, especially if used daily. Inspect the quick-release snap, prongs, and links for any signs of rust, damage, or loosening. Proper care and regular inspections help ensure the collar remains secure and functional.

Can I use the collar for off-leash training?

The prong collar is generally used for leash-based training, but it may assist in off-leash control if your dog is already well-trained and responsive to commands. For off-leash training, it’s best to work with a trainer to ensure your dog understands the commands without needing corrective tools.