The proper fitting technique for prong collars is the key to ensuring positive reinforcement for your pet.

Proper prong collar fit. You should be holding onto both of its metal rings (one in each hand) when placing it around your dog’s. The links (a) and the chain (b).the chain has two rings, a circular ring (c) and a “d” ring (d).your leash will connect to the “d” ring. If you’re starting out, here’s how to put on a prong collar the right way:

It shouldn’t be sitting tight on the neck, because this tension will lead to discomfort and. Place the prong collar around the dogs neck, switch the lead from. It should be snug and fit up high on your dog’s.

The prong collar is not. Don’t use the prong collar with a strap collar in place, it can easily interfere with the proper function of the prong collar. First, you’ll want to grab a cloth seamstress tape measure, or a string and ruler,.

How should you place a prong collar on a dog properly? Start by wrapping the collar around your dog’s neck, making sure the prongs are facing inward. Proper prong collar fitting is essential, so make sure to watch this video!

The prong collar consists of two main parts: If you can’t fit one finger under the collar, it’s too tight. Close the loop by moving the links.

You should be taking it on and off by the links. You must start by properly fitting the collar to your dog, which we’ll discuss in the next section. If you can fit more than one finger under the collar, it’s too loose.