Martingale Chain Set Yellow – Half choke collar & leash

Choose the hook on the leash

Choose a hook according to your and your dog's needs. See picture to see the difference in appearance.

1. Pistol hook (4×8 cm, 51 g) A regular standard hook.
2. Twist & lock hook (4×8 cm, 24 g) Can only be opened by twisting and pressing the hook down at the same time, which provides extra security.
3. Extreme hook (4×8 cm, 55 g) Is a slightly larger and more durable hook and is extra safe as it has passed a tensile test of 5 kN (500 kg). Opens by pressing both clips together.
4. Extreme Silver hook (4×8 cm, 55 g) Is the same as the Extreme hook but in silver color.
5. Smart carabiner (2.5×7 cm 25 g) Is a safe but smaller hook that weighs less and is better suited to smaller dogs. Eg. Staffordshire Bull Terriers, French Bulldogs, Bull Terriers, Puppies, etc.

What length of leash should I choose?

When choosing a leash length, consider what you and your dog need. Below are some recommendations and examples:

• 120 cm is a short leash and is suitable for situations where you want to keep your dog close. For example, in an urban environment.
• 180 cm is the measurement of a standard leash. A standard leash can be used everyday, for example when training or walking.
• 160, 220, 220 cm. If you think the standard length of 180 cm is too short or long for you and your dog, you can choose between 160, 200 or 220 cm.
• 300 cm is a longer leash that is suitable for situations where you want to give your dog free rein. For example, on a walk in the forest.
• 500 cm is an extra long leash.

Minky comfort on the collar

Minky comfort is a soft and comfortable material that you can choose to add to the collar. If you choose it for the collar, it will be placed on the inside, making the collar softer. This is gentle on your dog's fur.

Which width fits which dog?

The width of the collar is a matter of taste, we recommend that larger dogs have a wider collar. In the picture above you see a 4 cm wide collar

• 5 cm wide fits e.g. Amstaff, Bully, Rottweiler, Cane Corso, Shepherd, Malinois, Mastiffs, Ridgebacks, Labrador
• 4 cm fits Doberman, Boxer, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, etc.
• 3 cm fits Staffordshire Bull Terriers, French Bulldogs, Bull Terriers, Puppies, etc.

Choose the right necklace size

Measure the circumference of the dog's neck where the collar usually sits and the circumference of the head where it is largest.
Use these measurements to select the correct size in our size chart. Find your dog's neck circumference in brackets in the size chart.

Example:
If your dog has a neck circumference of 42 cm and a head circumference of 44 cm, both sizes 45 (35–45 cm) and 50 (40–50 cm) will fit.

Keep in mind that the dog's head circumference, where it is largest, must be at least as large as the maximum size of the collar in order for you to be able to put it over your head.
In this case, the dog's head circumference is 44 cm and the maximum size for size 45 is 45 cm - therefore it fits.
However, if the dog's head circumference is 46 cm, you should choose size 50.

Which width suits which dog?
The width of the collar is a matter of taste, but we recommend that larger dogs have wider collars.

• 5cm wide – Suitable for example Amstaff, Bully, Rottweiler, Cane Corso, German Shepherd, Malinois, Mastiff, Ridgeback, Labrador.
• 4cm wide – Suitable for example Dobermann, Boxer, Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
• 3cm wide – Suitable for example Staffordshire Bull Terrier, French Bulldog, Bull Terrier, puppies.