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Pro-Training COLLAR®

Pro-Training COLLAR<span>®</span>

Works With:

Pro-Training CLICKER
Pro-Training CLICKER
Pro-Training Hands-Free LEASH
Pro-Training Hands-Free LEASH
Pet Feature

Meet Titius

Titus has a great disposition and a big heart to go with it.  He has participated in the In-Kennel Training program for basic obedience and is a frequent boarder at Starmark Academy.  He lives with his family in Austin, TX.

Description

Gentle, effective control in a patented humane design.  New quick release snap!

Gentle & Effective

Pronged, linked design is gentle but effective in enforcing pack leadership. Helps prevent pulling and lunging behavior. Has appearance of a flat collar.

Create a Perfect Fit

Linked “watch band” design allows for sizing adjustments. Additional links sold separately for both large and small sizes in packs of three links.

Country of Origin

Pro-Training Collar and Add-A-Links are made in China.

Sizes:

  • Large
    • 21″ long x 1″ wide
  • Small
    • 15″ long x 0.77″ wide

Free Training Guide

Download our Pro-Training Collar Guide to learn more.

Caution:

For training use only. Do not leave any training collar on an unattended dog.

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Featured Training Tip

Being dragged down the street by a dog that does not walk quietly on a leash can drain most of the pleasure out of a walk and make it almost impossible to walk in company. While your dog gasps and wheezes for air because he is pulling so hard, you are forced to bound toward an interesting scent or a tempting tree. What should be an enjoyable walk turns into a grim tug of war. Pulling on a leash may seem like an unmanageable problem, but by using Starmark techniques it can be overcome.

What People Are Saying

I purchased one of your Bob-A-Lots. Don't ever take it off the market. It is wonderful. Especially for those dogs that inhale their food and there is no other way to slow their eating. They get more bang for the buck if they have to work for their meal. Far more satisfying and better for their stomach.

–Bonnie