how much does the collar weight. how wide is the plastic portion w/ prongs?
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It does not wigh much. Like a pair of sizzors or a medium sized screwdriver. The platsic part is about 3/4 to 1 inch at the battery and 1/2 or so around the battery. It is about 2 inches wide and 3/4 deep. I have a 12 lb Yorkey and it works very well for him.
1743191
Thank you for your question! This collar weighs about 2.0 ounces with strap and battery and the unit measures approximately 2.25" x 1" x 1" .
1054436
I don't know about the weights per the manufacturer specs, but we have two mixed breed dogs that weigh between 25 and 35 lbs each and this is what we use on them. It comes with multiple sets of prongs for varying thicknesses of coats.
1993396
Sorry it took so long to reply, I was on business travel. bar collar measures 15 1/4 on the sleeve, a great bar, utilize it everyday that I am not traveling! Hope this helps!
2120900
Fits both 1-1/4" and 1-1/2" grab bar. 2 collars are supplied. Excellent product
92637
4 1 / 2 inches is the inside dimension of the rubber collar , the overall length is 7 1/2 inches excluding the rubber collar which adds about 3/8 of an inch on each end.
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I love this collar, i also switched it to a normal dog collar and u just need one that can slide through the stots on each side...think they are 1.5 " wide slits. The spare prongs work for a dog who's coat gets thick in the winter. Been used all year, and in water plenty.
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We modified a nylon web collar and it worked well. The plastic nylon can be melted with a hot nail to make the holes for the prongs.
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Roughly one hole per inch. I poked a hole where i needed it. Hope this helps, i love the collar.
1307560
It is long. Maybe 12, 14 inches. I have a 15 lb dog with a small neck. Had to cut it to fit. I had to weave the anttanae part through. Still works ok. Great collar. Works great, I only have to use the beeper, not the shock to get his attention.
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From what I read most are chrome plated. I think they make some larger sizes in stainless but I'm not sure. I bought a 3.0mm, 16" collar for my 72 lb golden retriever. I had to remove several links to get it to fit snug and high on his neck, but he is a very thin golden. I could have gone with a small mm and I'm sure it would have worked well. There is an excellent video on YouTube about prong collars, how to fit, size etc. from a trainer that I have learned a great deal from. The video is "Solid K9 Training How to Prong Collar". He has other videos on how to start training with a prong collar etc. Good luck! From what I read most are chrome plated. I think they make some larger sizes in stainless but I'm not sure. I bought a 3.0mm, 16" collar for my 72 lb golden retriever. I had to remove several links to get it to fit snug and high on his neck, but he is a very thin golden. I could have gone with a small mm and I'm sure it would have worked well. There is an excellent video on YouTube about prong collars, how to fit, size etc. from a trainer that I have learned a great deal from. The video is "Solid K9 Training How to Prong Collar". He has other videos on how to start training... » Read More From what I read most are chrome plated. I think they make some larger sizes in stainless but I'm not sure. I bought a 3.0mm, 16" collar for my 72 lb golden retriever. I had to remove several links to get it to fit snug and high on his neck, but he is a very thin golden. I could have gone with a small mm and I'm sure it would have worked well. There is an excellent video on YouTube about prong collars, how to fit, size etc. from a trainer that I have learned a great deal from. The video is "Solid K9 Training How to Prong Collar". He has other videos on how to start training with a prong collar etc. Good luck! « Show Less
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I don't have a scale that will accurately measure the weight. Amazon lists the shipping weight for two collars at 1.3 lbs. Assuming the density of steel is approximately 0.2836 lbs/cubic inch and eyeballing the dimensions, I calculated an actual weight of well under a pound for the pair of collars (5 to 6 ounces each). Hope this helps.
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It says up to 12" for a small dog. Mine is. It gives a slag of an inch or so to make it comfortable. His neck size is about 12" in generous measurement, and he did not mind the collar at all.
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the length of the collar itself? or the physical dimensions of the hand held piece or the collar attachment?
1026908
This is one of the best quality collars I have bought. The prongs face in two different directions and meet in the front at a metal plate. It keeps the pressure at the sides and not right in the throat area.
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When I get home from work I will measure and let you know. The collar is pretty long , I have a 50 lb Setter , The collar when on the dogs neck wraps about 3/4 around his neck again. I will measure.
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Sorry, I can't answer this question, as we aren't using ours right now, and when we took it off the dog, it still had a charge. We don't like this collar.
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I do not remember the exact measurement but my dogs neck is about 18" in diameter and there is more than enough room for her. I actually ended up cutting off about 7-8" of excess collar strap