Collection: True Charlie Co. - Martingale Collars

Our martingale collars are designed for pups who need a bit more control without compromising on comfort. Ideal for training and everyday walks, they tighten gently to keep your dog secure, while their sleek, durable designs ensure your furry friend looks as sharp as their behaviour. With premium materials and a range of stylish colours, these martingale collars are perfect for dogs of all sizes. Take control with confidence—and a dash of flair!

Martingale Collar FAQs:

What is a Martingale Collar Used for?

A martingale collar is designed to prevent dogs from slipping out of their collars. It tightens slightly without choking your dog, offering gentle control. These collars are commonly used for leash training and walking dogs that are escape artists. They work great for dogs with narrow heads that can easily slip out of regular collars.

How Do I Fit a Martingale Collar?

A martingale collar should sit high on your dog’s neck and be snug but not tight. You should be able to fit two fingers between the collar and your dog’s neck when the collar is relaxed. When your dog pulls on their leash, the collar should tighten enough that they can’t slip out but not so much that it chokes them.

Can a Dog Wear a Martingale Collar All the Time?

No, martingale collars aren’t recommended for unsupervised wear. They can tighten if the collar gets caught on something, which could put your dog in an uncomfortable or dangerous situation. Ideally, these collars should only be worn during training sessions and walks, so remove them when your dog is lounging, especially when they’re home alone.

Can I Use a Martingale Collar on My Puppy?

Yes, martingale collars can be used to help puppies with leash walking skills. However, your puppy should only wear them when they’re closely monitored, such as during training sessions. If your puppy pulls too much while wearing a martingale collar, it can damage their sensitive necks, so it’s best to use different training tools if that’s the case. For best results, always focus on positive reinforcement when training with these collars.