Thanks for shopping Big Pup Pet Fashion; home of cute designer dog collars, puppy collars, martingale collars and leashes!
These cute buckle martingale dog collars are made in the USA with a metal buckle which makes taking your puppy collar on and off VERY easy! You can also get a custom dog collar by choosing the engraved dog collar option from the drop down menu!
You no longer need to re-size your martingale collar to fit over your dog's head and then adjust it back down to fit properly on your dog's neck! Simply set the size once and snap the buckle on and off!
-----Martingale Dog Collar Sizes:-----
Extra Small 5/8" Wide Puppy Collar X 9-12"
Small 3/4" Wide Puppy Collar X 11-15"
Medium 1" Wide Dog Collar X 15-21"
Large 1" Wide Dog Collar X 18-26"
Extra Large 1" Wide Big Dog Collar X 23-31"
-----Matching Decorative Handle Dog Leash Also Available (Sold Separate In This Drop Down Menu):-----
Small leash 3/4" wide X 5 ft (best for xs and small collars)
Regular leash 1" wide X 5 ft (best for m - xl collars)
-----Choose From:-----
Floral dog collar
Fruit dog collar
Velvet dog collar
Pink gingham dog collar
Rhinestone dog collar
Plaid dog collar
Marble Print Dog Collar
+ More!
(The following info is from Rover.com)
-----What is a martingale collar?-----
Martingale dog collars, also called no-slip or limited-slip dog collars, are a type of dog collar that provides more control than a typical flat collar, and prevent dogs from backing or slipping out. They look similar to a flat collar but are made with a smaller loop of nylon with a D-ring attached (see image above).
The collar works by constricting when the dog pulls on the leash. Tension on the leash causes the smaller loop to tighten, which in turn pulls the larger loop tighter—but not too tight! Martingale dog collars are adjustable, and should not tighten past the width of the dog’s neck. They offer comfortable security without harming your dog.
-----What breeds should use martingale collars?-----
Martingale collars are sometimes called “greyhound collars” because they’re designed for dogs whose heads are more narrow than their necks. They’re very popular among owners of Greyhounds, Whippets, Salukis, and other slim-headed breeds.
However, martingale collars aren’t limited to sighthounds! They’re a good choice for any dog who tends to back out of their collar, or for people who want a little more control of the leash without putting their dog in harm’s way. In fact, many rescue group use martingales as “back-up collars,” placing them alongside flat collars for extra security on walks.
