Doberman Dog Choke Chain Curogan Collar

Fur Saver Choke Collar for Doberman Training and Walking

Buy NEW curogan fur saver and train your Doberman without worries! Despite Dobermans are short-haired dogs, some collars can damage even their fur. With this herm sprenger fur saver collar your pet will stay good-looking all the time! Special curogan alloy won’t cause allergies, fur discoloration and skin rushes. Thanks to smooth surface, shape and arrangement of the rings, the dog’s hair won’t be pulled and matted.
The design of this fur saver herm sprenger is quite simple, but it provides excellent usability for you and convenience for your pet.

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Key features of this Doberman Dog Chain Collar: Made of anti-allergic copper-tin alloy Absolutely free of nickel Goldish color Fur saving links Can be used as choke collar and regular collar	Intended use of this Doberman Dog Chain Collar: Training Safe walks Dog socializing
Sizes available: See the sizing chart	Material: Curogan

How to size your Doberman for this Fur Saver:
It is necessary to take correct measurement of your doggy’s neck to get a chain collar of appropriate size. Use flexible measuring tape and don’t forget to add 2 or 3 inches (or put your two fingers under the measuring tape, when it’s around the dog’s neck). See the sizing chart below to choose the best fitting metal collar.

Sizes available	Dog's neck size
16 inch (39 cm)	will do for your dog with neck size of 13-14 inch (33-35 cm)
18 inch (44 cm)	will do for your dog with neck size of 15-16 inch (38-40 cm)
20 inch (50 cm)	will do for your dog with neck size of 17-18 inch (43-45 cm)
22 inch (55 cm)	will do for your dog with neck size of 19-20 inch (48-50 cm)
24 inch (61 cm)	will do for your dog with neck size of 21-22 inch (53-55 cm)
26 inch (67 cm)	will do for your dog with neck size of 23-24 inch (58-60 cm)

Some recommendations concerning this Curogan Fur Saver:

1. To start up with, make sure that your dog’s fur saver fits correctly. There should be enough room to fit your two fingers under the collar.
2. Put the collar properly on your dog. The O-ring should be over the dog’s neck but not under it, otherwise, it can choke your dog when pulling the leash.
3. This choke collar can be also used as an ordinary dog collar if to snap the leash snap-hook not to one ring, but to both rings or to the rind and one of the links.
4. Don’t forget that the process of training consists of two consistent actions - tightening and loosing. Means after brief tightening you must quickly loose the collar.
5. Don't leave your dog unattended with choke collar on. It can cause unpleasant consequences.