Aheasoun Prong Collars for Canine Companions: A Humane Way to Train Your Dog

J. B. Rossi: I wish I had realized it doesn’t have a quick release. The collar can’t truly properly fit you have to slide it over the head. It will be too big at that point. It should fit snug at the highest part of the neck. Plus you could easily poke your dogs eyes if they move quickly.
But the quality of product and description seemed to be as listed. I ultimately returned for a quick release.

United States on Dec 04, 2023

Uncle Bri: The large collar fits our pullers 19.6 in neck with the removal of one link. Of the three we've purchased, this one is the most effective and cost less. It looks as good as it works. Strong, yet comfortable. He responds to this training collar without complaint.

United States on Nov 18, 2023

Haley Smith: I use this collar for my Belgian Malinois puppy. I love these collars. My only issue with this collar is that it is extremely hard to get on and off. The links are extremely sturdy and do not go together or come apart without a tool to help. I wish this collar had a clip or something to assist with putting on and taking off. Other than that, it is a great collar!

United States on Oct 19, 2023

NR: The media could not be loaded.  Train your dog to sit and safely have the training collar placed onto their neck even during distractions. This training collar is really useful for walking our dogs in the neighborhood. We made sure the fit was appropriate for our dog’s neck with our professional trainer. We ONLY have them on the dogs while walking and holding onto their leashes. We remove the training collar (with leash attached) after the walk or excursion. If used properly these collars are successful!

United States on Sep 12, 2023

Jason & Marybeth: Update…
At first this felt like a breath of fresh air but after our dog attacked another dog with a newly found hatred for other dogs we took him to a trainer and he explained. He told me it was most likely this prong collar that caused the issues. Dogs naturally pull when untrained. Every dog will pull when they see another dog untrained. This creates pain when he sees another dog by following his natural reaction of pulling. Dog associates pain with other animals and sometimes strangers.
Nothing wrong with this collars structure build or price but it is absolutely not the correct answer. Have your dog trained properly please. We tossed our prong collar in place of a harness with a front and back connecting point to turn him away from the thing he tries to pull at. A positive reinforcement trainer will solve all your issues

70lb Pit- major pulling issues. You need this
Our Pitbull although very nice, was an absolute nut on the leash/harness/whatever. He pulls at every bush, dog, tree, electrical box, squirrel, bird or falling leaf. He even pulled indoors and was starting to scratch up our hardwood. He pulled so much that my arm started to look like quagmire when...

United States on Nov 19, 2021