Many #brottlovers have asked us more than once how to correctly place a martingale collar since it can unintentionally seem a little complicated, especially if it is the first time or if it is held incorrectly.
Nela 's expert has helped us explain it better with some photos in which she has looked more than gorgeous (love of greyhound daddies).
How to properly attach a martingale collar
First of all, once you have it in your hands, we advise you to open the martingale collar enough for it to go over its head. Next, you can put it on carefully.
Many #brottlovers have asked us more than once how to properly put a martingale collar and inadvertently it may seem a little complicated, especially if it is the first time or if you take the wrong way.
Nela is an expert and she has helped us to explain it better with some pictures where she appears more than cute (daddies love).
First of all, once you have it in your hands, we advise you to open the martingale collar enough that it goes through his or her head. Then you can pass it with care.
Once it is in the middle part of the neck you can adjust it through the regulator so that it is neither too tight nor too loose, as you can see in images 3 and 4.
Once the collar is in the middle of the neck you can finely adjust it through the regulator, neither too tight nor too loose, as you can see in the pictures 3 and 4.
It is very important to check if it is adjusted correctly. There should be a separation of 3 fingers between the rings of the short ribbon once you pull it. Image number 5 shows the correct position.
What should never happen is that the two rings of the short ribbon touch once the martingale collar is adjusted to the maximum, as shown in image number 6.
If it happens, it means that the necklace is too big so your faithful friend could pull the necklace off and we don't want you to have any unexpected scares.
It is very important to check whether it is set correctly. It should be a gap of three fingers between the rings of the short part strips after him. The image number 5 shows the correct position.
What it should never happen is that the two rings of the short part touch each other once martingale collar is set to maximum, as shown in the picture No. 6.
If it happens, it means that the collar is very large so your faithful friend could get the collar out and we do not want you to have unexpected scares.
Why buy a martingale collar ?
This type of collar was designed to be very difficult to remove, especially for dogs whose head has the same contour as their neck, such as sighthound breeds (greyhounds, hounds, whippets, piccolos, borzoi, Afghans) since this The collar adjusts to the animal's neck if it pulls on the leash while walking.
The martingale system collar allows you to have greater control over the dog. In this way, it can be used to more easily teach your dog to walk without pulling without the collar digging into its neck if it is too thin.
This type of collar was designed to be very difficult to remove, especially for dogs whose head has the same contour as their neck, such as sighthound breeds (greyhounds, hounds, whippets, piccolos, borzoi, Afghan hounds) since this collar fits around the animal's neck if it pulls on the leash when walking.
The collar with martingale system allows greater control over the dog. In this way, it can be used to teach your dog to walk more easily without pulling without the collar getting stuck in its neck if it is too thin.
Martingale collars from Brott Barcelona
We hope these instructions help you wear your martingale collar properly. Nela has worked hard so you can see how easy it can be to place it correctly!
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We hope these guidelines will help you to carry your martingale collar properly. Nela has exerted herself for you to see how easy it can be to put it well!
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