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Training collars

Slip and half-check collars reserved for supervised training exercises, in chain or nylon.

Dog · Training collars

Slip and half-check collars reserved for supervised training exercises, in chain or nylon.

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Dog Training Collars

A slip or half-check collar is used during supervised training sessions, ideally with guidance from a trainer. Animorix offers stainless steel chain designs from Herm Sprenger as well as nylon versions from Beeztees.

Chain or nylon: what's the difference?

The chain design gives a sharper feedback on correction, while the nylon version stays gentler against the coat. The right choice mostly depends on the training method used and the dog's size, as larger dogs generally tolerate a chain design better than small ones.

Points to keep in mind

This type of training collar should never stay on outside training sessions, to avoid any discomfort. If in doubt about correct use, a dog trainer remains the best resource, especially the first time you use one with a young dog.

  • Nickel-free Curogan chain slip collars
  • 2 or 3-row half-check collars
  • Nylon designs for gentler use
  • Sizes suited to small and large dogs alike

Pair this collar with a training lead and browse the full training and training and safety range for a complete, consistent, step-by-step setup from day one.

Frequently asked questions

Is a slip collar dangerous for a dog?
Used correctly, during supervised sessions and never left on permanently, it remains a common training tool. If in doubt, ask a dog trainer for advice.
What's the difference between a slip collar and a half-check collar?
A slip collar tightens fully around the neck, while a half-check collar limits that tightening with a fixed section, for more control.
Can this collar stay on the dog all the time?
No, it should be removed outside training sessions and swapped for a regular collar for everyday walks.