Herm. Sprenger Germany Black Stainless Steel Ultra-Plus Prong Dog Collar

MellissaMellissa: Best Prong collar you can buy. Note...I added a quick click lock by Herm Springer. ( My fingers aren't very strong to pinch the prongs)
My 6 1/2 month old 60 lb Shepherd pulls like a freight train without this collar. Used properly this is a game changer.
Now it's basically a reminder for him.

United States on Oct 10, 2023

Vela Georgieva: i am very satisfied

United States on Aug 25, 2023

Super Bruce: I had this for my last guy I never watched the video to make the collar correct.
The collar works wonders you have to make sure you set it correctly.
It will change your life when you walk your dog if they are a puller.

United States on Aug 05, 2023

Dominique Raether : I was hesitant because I felt it was a bit pricey for a collar but it had good reviews and our 7 month old puppy was making walks super unpleasant and was choking himself on our old collar so I went ahead and tried it and it is worth EVERY PENNY! It immediately caused him to stop pulling and now our walks are MUCH more pleasant. Awesome training tool! It is a little bit of a learning curve to figure out how to put it on and off but we caught on pretty quickly. We did purchase a leash coupler as well so we can attach the prong collar to his normal collar when going on a walk in case the prong collar were to disconnect (which it hasn’t but just a precaution) and we just put on the prong collar when going on a walk or training as the instructions say. It is so worth it to have to put it on him every time! Best puppy purchase we have made!

United States on Jun 20, 2023

Lorna Palmer: Easy to use and works! Don’t need to yank on the collar. Takes very little pressure to have dog listen. Great product.

Canada on Aug 18, 2022

Karsha: This was a prefect collar, good durability and was strong! Doesn't hurt the dog either. Great value for the money but the size of the prong was too big for my medium dogo and a bit heavy.. its recommended for larger breeds instead of medium size dogs! especially if they have a lot of fur around their necks this would've been prefect for any corrective purposes. My trainer recommended a smaller/ thinner one instead for my mix breed but also said this collar would be excellent for huskies.

Canada on Aug 09, 2021

Ryan: Ok, so my husky would not stop pulling. I tried absolutely everything from leaders to chest harnesses. I bought this and she stopped pulling in 3 min! I couldn’t believe it. She’s not scared of it in the slightest. In fact when she sees me with it she is still as excited as ever cause she knows we are going for a walk. It’s not in humane in anyway. As for the quality, it’s second to none. I bought a second one for my puppy on the way and I also bought 2 black choker chains as well in multiple sizes. When it comes to collars these guys know what they are doing. I even bought product from their website that’s not on Amazon. Great job!!

Canada on Jan 10, 2021

Gordana: I got this training collar for my year old dog, who was pulling like mad dog, launching at other dogs. This collar is excellent training tool which teaches dog how to behave and walk properly. It is black stainless steel,, light, thin but very sturdy prongs ( previously I had stainless steel, also german made but was much thicker and much heavier ) so for people who think this is cruel, it is very discrete. Slight pull on dogs neck and he stops on dime, doesn't challenge and I am firm believer that this is excellent "attitude adjustment". Great quality, highly recommended.

Canada on Oct 08, 2020

S. Whitehouse: I have a two year old male Bull-Boxer Pit who was not socialized with other dogs by a previous owner. He constantly pulls and jumps at other dogs and on walks. Put this on him, under his jaw and no more pulling, jumping or disagreements. He walks right beside me, at the thigh. He comes to attention with other dogs and thinks twice. He jumps at a dog and stops on a dime, protests and then sits. This after one walk! The walk was so enjoyable after I placed it under his jaw with only the lead, no halter. Get it if your buddy is stubborn and does not want to listen or walk properly. Will not regret.

Canada on May 29, 2020

J.M.: After removing the previous HS fur saver chain collar that was on our rehomed GSD which he outgrew (his previous owners gifted that and left it on him), I figured why not try and use a leather/chain martingale collar on him. I WAS WRONG. Our pup who is trained in personal protection and bite work was trained with the good stuff, meaning stainless steel Herm Sprenger collars. You name them and he's had it on him at one point. When we applied his new collar, he took the martingale collar like it was nothing to him since there really wasn't any sort of "weight" to it. Any correction we did with it, I swear he'd laugh in his head and pull us like he was a sled dog or he'd try and choke himself as much as he could which didn't work since there was only so much correction the martingale did that it pretty much acted like a flat collar. Then I went with a martingale and a body harness. Once again he turned into a sled dog pulling us, the only difference was that his body harness made him look like a super cool working dog. After extensive research on a prong collar versus using a chain, I ended up purchasing the prong since it was a lot less hurtful on the trachea compared to a regular...

United States on Apr 19, 2019