Herm Sprenger Ultra Plus Prong Collar

Herm Sprenger Stainless Steel Schutzhund Prong Collar

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Size:                    Price:
19" inch            £18.00
23" inch            £20.00
25" inch            £22.00
27" inch            £24.00
29" inch            £26.00
31" inch            £28.00

(Links can be added/removed to fit the dogs neck)

This is the NEW Herm Sprenger Ultra Plus prong collar design featuring the centre plate configuration pioneered by the outstanding neck tech prong collars. This Stainless Steel Ultra Plus prong collar is with double fixed  O' rings to enhance the versatility of the collar by allowing both rings to be attached to the lead simultaniously for more direct correction. Additional benefits include Synchronous configuration of the middle links, Consistant impact, Optimised communication with the dog.

These Prong Collars are great for Security, Personal Protection, IPO, French Ring & Schutzhund dogs. These Prong collars are also used by the Police when training police dogs. These Herm Sprenger collars are known all over Europe for thier superb quality. They are capable of restraining a 150kg breaking load making them perfect for more powerful breeds.

Quality material and precision workmanship give the Herm Sprenger stainless steel prong collars their unequalled reputation for superior performance. The exceptional durability and longevity of stainless steel is therefore reflected in the price, however you have the peace of mind to know that with care the collar will likely never need replacing.

The stainless steel Ultra Plus is available with double fixed rings to enhance the versatility of the collar by allowing both rings to be attached to the lead simultaniously for more direct contact.

A Study on Prong Collars was done in Germany:

100 dogs were in the study. 50 used choke and 50 used prong.
The dogs were studied for their entire lives. As dogs died, autopsies were performed.
Of the 50 which had chokes, 48 had injuries to the neck, trachea, or back. 2 of those were determined to be genetic. The other 46 were caused by trauma.
Of the 50 which had prongs, 2 had injuries in the neck area, 1 was determined to be genetic. 1 was caused by trauma.

The numbers seem to speak for themselves.