SGODA Chain Dog Training Choke Collar, 22 in, 3.0 mm

Works well for our beagle (33lbs) puppy. I think his beck is around 11-12 inches. He’s just learning to walk (and behave). This gives him a little feedback as we are walking. Just what he needs. It fits over his head well. It might be slightly big, but chokers are forgiving. It’s the perfect thickness I was expecting given his size. I have no complaints, but it might have been slightly more expensive than other places, but it was the only one I could find that said it would be here quickly during the Corona pandemic. It arrived on time (maybe 1 day late?), but most of the rest were going to be weeks after. Overall- very happy.

I use this collar (26 inch) on my 7 month old, 100 pound Great Dane pup who out grew her previous chokers. This collar looks great, almost looks like she's wearing a big necklace; so much nicer looking than other chokers. It also seems to be very durable and has withstood a very determined 100 pound dog. I found that it slides easily and smoothly; I'm not sure what the "dog trainer" was complaining about because this slides more easily than most chokers.

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Love it! It looks great and having the chain around my Pit has made him calm down a little, I don't know why but almost immediately after I put it on him he doesn't need to be corrected as much. But it is nice having it where I can quickly grab the chain for a correction when he does need it. Had I known just having a necklace on him would make him behave I would have done it months ago. I tell him I love his pretty necklace :)

I’m happy with this collar because it’s heavy and well made. I can’t imagine anything that could cause it to bend or break. It’s been great for training my dog not to run into the street.

I have two dogs. I don't think I would put this on my more aggressive dog for fear it might break. it looks good but I'm not sure about the durability.

I have an 80 pound Labrador who does not want to stay out of the water. As such, he can't wear leather or cloth collars because the remain wet. This collar is perfect. It is study and has not rusted.

What happens is the rings at the ends are only tacked together instead of welded all around so if you have young dogs like mine that like to pull and jump around during walks over time the ring will bend till it breaks. Luckily I work in a fab shop and have access to a tig welder so I ordered replacements and carefully welded the rings out. Now this shouldn't be a problem for me again. If you don't have access to a tig welder however this might be something to think about.