Martingale Collars for Dogs
Martingale collars provide a secure fit for training your dog. Ideal for dogs that need a little more control on walks.
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Velvet Red Martingale Collar - Buckle
$21.95
Sky Blue Martingale Collar - Buckle
$21.95
Midnight Black Martingale Collar - Buckle
$21.95
Costal Teal Martingale Collar - Buckle
$21.95
Surf Blue Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Midnight Black Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Velvet Red Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Costal Teal Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Blossom Pink Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Velvet Red Martingale Collar - Buckle
$21.95
Sky Blue Martingale Collar - Buckle
$21.95
Midnight Black Martingale Collar - Buckle
$21.95
Costal Teal Martingale Collar - Buckle
$21.95
Surf Blue Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Midnight Black Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Velvet Red Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Costal Teal Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Blossom Pink Martingale Collar - Chain
$21.95
Why a Martingale Collar
A martingale collar is the perfect balance of safety and security. These collars have a loop that causes them to tighten when your dog pulls on the lead. Yet, they only tighten to a certain point to prevent your dog from choking. If you have a mischievous escape artist or a dog with a narrow head, a martingale collar can prevent them from slipping out during walks. Many dog parents also pair these collars with training cues to encourage good walking habits.
Why dog owners choose Charlie
- Simple slip-on design
- Lightweight rope for daily walks
- Made for calmer training sessions
- Lifetime warranty
Frequently Ask Questions
What is a martingale collar and how does it work? +
A martingale collar is a dog collar that tightens slightly when a dog pulls. It looks like a normal collar, but it has a loop on one side, which is where the lead attaches to. When your dog pulls forward, the loop causes the collar to become tighter around their neck until tension is released.
Are martingale collars safe for dogs? +
Yes, martingale collars are safe for dogs because they only tighten to a certain point to prevent your dog from choking. Make sure the collar is the correct size and fit for maximum safety.
How should a martingale collar fit? +
The loop of the martingale collar should rest on the back of your dog’s neck. In a relaxed position, you should be able to fit two fingers between the collar and your dog’s neck. When tightened fully, the metal rings on each side of the loop shouldn’t touch.
Do martingale collars help stop dogs from pulling? +
Martingale collars alone won’t stop a dog from pulling, but they can be used as a training tool. You can teach your dog that when the collar tightens, they should stop pulling and check in with you. Use lots of repetition and positive reinforcement to encourage good walking behaviours.
Can a dog wear a martingale collar all day? +
No, your dog shouldn’t wear a martingale collar unsupervised. If the collar gets caught on something when you’re not looking, the collar could get stuck in an uncomfortably tight position.
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