PetSafe Martingale Dog Collar with Quick-Snap Buckle - Large, 1 Inch, Deep Purple

I wasn’t expecting much as it’s a $6 collar but it’s surprisingly made well and has good materials and stitching. I have a puppy and even with the smallest size it was still alittle too big after tightening it fully. She’s 4 months and decent size so it’s not like I’m complaining about a 3 day old not fitting in it lol. Other than that it’s great for the value, definitely a good starter collar under they’re more grown and you can get a cool one that’ll last a while 😂

I ordered the large collar for my 54-lb strong-as-an-ox mixed breed, hoping that it would deter him from pulling us so hard. The collar worked pretty well for us, except that it was really just a bit too loose to be as effective as it could have been. I have since reordered the medium, and it does work somewhat better, though he still pulls like a freight train!! Yeah, proper training and discipline are probably in order!!

I actually ended up buying this collar because I was moving and I had somehow lost my dogs original collar. I needed something I can get to me fast, so I ended up buying this collar in pink. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. 1) the collar super cute. 2) the collar as well made. 3) the collar helps stop my dog from pulling on the leash! My dog can get super excited and want to pull forward and this collar does a fantastic job of gently correcting her. I love it!

The collar seems sturdy enough, but the red has faded in just two weeks' time to a weird pink on a white dog. I wouldn't care, but he's a boy dog and I guess, well, I DO mind! I'll be purchasing another collar that is brighter red and smaller.

Can’t beat the price! This is a very economical option if you are looking for a martingale collar to try. Web is heavy enough and seems durable. My only drawback from giving 5 stars is the plastic buckle is a little stiff and hard to open. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this collar again

My girl was a harness puller and was not a fan of walks. She will jump right into this martingale collar and jaunts along on walks, very pleased to have a collar that works great for her

The dog would slip out of her collar. This collar gently tightens up so that doesn't happen.

recently started fostering dogs so bought these collars in different sizes. Very please with quality

we bought the large as it said 13"-20" neck, our dog is 16" and even at it's smallest size it is too big. it fits our 20" dogs neck with over an inch to spare!

I initially bought the large flr my dog having measured carefully. That arrived and was too big. I then ordered the medium which fits oddly enough but it jas made no difference to pulling. If anything it made it worse. I am returning both nut have to find a ups drop off point and print off multiple documents. Waste of time and money.

Good quality and reliable. Easy to fit and easy to get on and off.It does not stop my dog pulling, but it does give a bit more control when it does pull, and it also removes any possibility of slipping out of it's collar.I bought the 3/4" Small and it fits my dog perfectly. My dog is the size of a small working lab or a large show springer spaniel.This is a good buy.

After our dog managed to slip out of her body harness (and we still don't know how she managed that), we thought we'd try something different. I read that martingale collars don't choke or hurt dogs when they pull, so bought this one. We're very pleased with it. It works very well, and we've noticed that she pulls a bit less when using it than she did with the harness. Very easy to use and adjust, and it looks great on her too.

Collar quality seems fine, but the way these collars are measured is all wrong. Most martingales are measured when not cinched, so as if they're regular collars. I have a dog with a 9" neck, so I bought a size small which is 9-11". But these measurements are when cinched. The length of this collar at its smallest size, when not cinched (so when it's just loosely on her for walking - as they should be, if a dog isn't pulling) is 12.5" - WAY too big for a 9" neck. If it's not cinched and she puts her head down, it just falls right off, at its tightest setting. A martingale should be measured as collar length, not cinched length. You buy a martingale to fit your dog's neck size as a regular collar does and the cinch is that extra bit of protection against a dog slipping out, when needed. So a 9-11" martingale should fit a 9-11" neck, then have the ability to tighten further when cinched. I bought 2 collars at the same time from different sellers, both size small, both 9-11". The other one fits exactly as its supposed to. Unfortunately now I have to return this one and order another of the other kind. Fortunately customer service seems ok and returns appear quick and easy, other than an unexpected and inconvenient trip to the post office. If you're buying one of these collars, BUY IT SMALLER THAN YOU THINK YOU WILL NEED because the sizes listed are cinched size, not actual collar size.