Max and Neo Dog Gear Nylon Reflective Martingale Dog Collar with Chain, Red, Medium/Large: 16 to 19-in neck, 1-in wide
$19.71 (-27%) Chewy Price
$26.99 List Price
Tooltip Available
Discontinued
This item has been discontinued and is not available at Chewy. We apologize for the inconvenience.
About This Item
Details
- For each leash purchased, Max & Neo will donate an identical collar to a rescue dog in need.
- These long-lasting and high-quality collars are 1-inch wide and made of thick, heavy duty nylon webbing.
- Included D-ring is 5 millimeters thick and made of sturdy metal and perfect for attaching leashes and leads.
- Features a separate nonmetal tab for attaching your pet’s dog tags and charms without the noisy jingling.
- Martingale design is perfect for obedience and behavioral training in puppies, new dogs and aggressive walkers.
Instructions
Size
Learn More About Max and Neo Dog Gear From Our Team of Experts
19 Customer Questions
Will the chain on this collar turn my dog’s white hair “gray” and dory looking? We have a similar collar and it terribly discoloring white. Looks “dirty”.
Answer by • May 19, 2019
The metal links on this collar are made of stainless steel and should not stain a pets fur.
Will this with stand a 60 + lbs and
Answer by • Mar 14, 2018
The Small measures 12.5-14.5 inches long and for dogs weighing 15 to 30 pounds, the Medium measures 14.5-17 inches long and for dogs weighing 30 to 50 pounds, the Medium-Large measures 16-19 inches long and for dogs weighing 50 to 70 pounds, and the Large measures 19.5-26 inches long and for dogs weighing 70 pounds.
Can I leave this on my dog as his every day collar? Or should I take it off when not leashed?
Answer by • May 19, 2019
A martingale collar, such as this, should only be used during supervised training sessions with your pet.
When fitted correctly, is it tight enough that my heavy-chewer cannot slip her mouth under it and chew it off? She chews off everything if it isn't tight enough.
Answer by • May 19, 2019
With martingale collars, achieving a proper fit is very important. If the collar is too loose, the collar will not function as it should, and you will not have control over your dog. A loose collar can also become a hazard if the dog gets his paw stuck in one of the loops. For this reason, you want to be sure that the collar is tight enough that when you pull on the D-ring, the two connector slides (which attach the small loop to the large one) are about three fingers' width apart. If you can't fit three fingers between these connectors, then the collar is probably too loose.