SGODA Silver Dog Chain Collar Choke Pet Training Snake Collar with Heavy Links, 24 in, 5 mm

Strong, thin and gices dog a quick correction without being overly aggressive.

Color fades not as fast as others

I like the collar a lot. Unlike most I've tried, this one slides very easily when correct my dog so it pretty much never gets stuck on a link or something. Other thing i liked a lot about it is that is doesn't get caught up with the dogs hair, usually larger linked chain collars on my dog tend to get stuck with her long hair and tend to get pretty annoying fast. Only reason I'll leave it at 4 stars is that the collar has lost some of its color. But overall would definitely recommend. This is the collar on MoccaGerman Shepherd, aprox 55 lb

Nice chain, no need to pay more.

End to end the links only measure 19 inches. Including the O rings, which shouldn't be included since that measurement has nothing to do with it fitting around a dog's neck, is only 21 inches.Going to have to return but now can't rely on sellers' measurements on these collars. Bought another (same style - I've used these collars for decades) two years ago and it's too long, but I've just dealt with it.Bought this one because I thought I was getting the right size. Which it would have been if the seller had measured correctly.

Nice heavy duty collar

The world of show dogs is definitely an interesting one. There are so many show collar options and believe me, I feel like we’ve tried them all.My Rhodesian ridgeback and I truly enjoy showing, but it took a while to find something that worked for both of us. I was tired of paying $35-50 per show collar (martingale, rolled leather, padded nylon, rolled nylon, etc.). I kept seeing dogs with gorgeous thin metal collars but was always told they had found them at a previous show, and never remembered the name of the vendor. So, I came to amazon for help and I am honestly so glad I did. Before, my boy would always find a way to roll his collars over his huge neck muscles down to the center of his neck, pull, and then pull himself into choking/coughing fits.This collar is thin enough to fit between his massive muscles and ears.. AND ACTUALLY STAYS THERE!At first I was worried about the sturdiness, but this chain easily holds my 100+ ridgeback. He also pulls WAY less and the noise of the chain is usually enough to get him to focus back on me without the drama.Getting the chain through the loop was honestly difficult. It’s so tightly linked that it didn’t just slip through the O ring like a typical slip/choke collar. It took some finagling, twisting, and linking, but it finally went through without damaging the chain.I’d love to try a slightly thicker chain to see if it yields similar results.

I like the look. It broke after a month and a half. I have an 83 pound dog. He was barking at another dog through the fence. One of the links broke. Glad it was through a fence so the dogs didn't make contact.

Handsome for a chokechainBut that’s it if your dog is strongMy 110 lb German shepherd broke it at first pull

TThe 4

I use this in the show ring for my large breed dogs. It releases well and is sturdy. Too heavy for small to medium breeds.

Le collier est discret et joli et ne se prend pas dans les longs poils fins de mon lévrier afghan.

The media could not be loaded.  So for starters, I do enjoy this product. It works for what I need it for and I do enjoy the colour of it. My issue is how brittle it feels. It would break very easily if enough pressure is applied so I don’t recommend if you are training a strong/large dog to stop pulling. I use it strictly for correcting positioning while doing obedience. My dog is 26lbs as well. Another issue is how to “assemble” it. With a regular check chain, you can assemble it wherever. With this product, you must assemble it at the base or it will snap. All in all, it’s a fine product but a snake chain is not ideal.