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Martingale Collar Too Loose. If you grab it by the main part of the collar, it will be loose enough to slip over your dog’s head. The key difference is that a martingale collar is designed to prevent the collar from becoming too loose and slipping off the dog’s head rather than serving as a correction tool like the slip collar. Buckles are frequently added so the collar can be snapped. A larger loop allows the collar to tighten or loosen to fit the dog's neck. It provides a more controlled and humane way to discourage pulling or backing out of the collar. You should be able to fit a finger or two in between your dogs collar and neck. Once at the neck, adjust it down to a size for some wiggle room. Use a soft tape measure or piece of string to. The loop needs to be used to cause the tightening function. Slip the collar over your dog's nose and head. A properly fitted collar should be. The most important factor when choosing a martingale collar is to ensure it is properly fitted. If your dog has a habit of pulling too much or slipping out of a traditional buckle collar, it can be difficult to fit their collar in a way.

The most important factor when choosing a martingale collar is to ensure it is properly fitted. Buckles are frequently added so the collar can be snapped. It provides a more controlled and humane way to discourage pulling or backing out of the collar. Slip the collar over your dog's nose and head. Use a soft tape measure or piece of string to. Once at the neck, adjust it down to a size for some wiggle room. A properly fitted collar should be. The loop needs to be used to cause the tightening function. You should be able to fit a finger or two in between your dogs collar and neck. A larger loop allows the collar to tighten or loosen to fit the dog's neck.

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Martingale Collar Too Loose A properly fitted collar should be. If your dog has a habit of pulling too much or slipping out of a traditional buckle collar, it can be difficult to fit their collar in a way. If you grab it by the main part of the collar, it will be loose enough to slip over your dog’s head. Slip the collar over your dog's nose and head. A larger loop allows the collar to tighten or loosen to fit the dog's neck. It provides a more controlled and humane way to discourage pulling or backing out of the collar. Once at the neck, adjust it down to a size for some wiggle room. Buckles are frequently added so the collar can be snapped. Use a soft tape measure or piece of string to. You should be able to fit a finger or two in between your dogs collar and neck. A properly fitted collar should be. The most important factor when choosing a martingale collar is to ensure it is properly fitted. The loop needs to be used to cause the tightening function. The key difference is that a martingale collar is designed to prevent the collar from becoming too loose and slipping off the dog’s head rather than serving as a correction tool like the slip collar.