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With our chain collar made of CUROGAN, your four-legged friend is ready for the next training session. The medium chain links are especially coat-friendly and reduce hair breakage on long and fine coats. As the chain has to be slipped over the dog's head, you should also take the head circumference into account when choosing the right size! We recommend collars with a ClicLock or SPRENGER hook for dogs with a significantly larger head than neck circumference.


The chain collars made of only 3mm thick CUROGAN are much more durable, safer and easier to clean than conventional collars made of nylon or leather. In addition, they look absolutely awesome on every fur length.


Not sure which wire gauge is right for your four-legged friend? Chain collars with 3 mm strength are particularly suitable for medium-sized dogs, such as Dalmatians, Dobermans, Beagles, Australian Shepherds and Labrador Retrievers.


Our CUROGAN chains are particularly suitable for dogs with light-colored fur or a nickel allergy. The material darkens over time and takes on an antique finish, but still results in less coat discoloration compared to stainless steel.

 

made of high quality nickel free CUROGAN in red gold look

suitable for all coat types and lengths

medium chain links reduce hair breakage and are therefore optimal for medium coats

ideal for professional work with the dog

can be used with or without traction, depending on which ring is used

an individual tension limit can be added with a shackle

please note correct size selection

 

 

Herm Sprenger - Short Link Curogan Fur Saver

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