I am looking for a prong collar with a clasp for easy removal rather than linking the prongs. Is that the "Quick Release Snap"?
804001
Yes. And so far it has been superior to the 'linking the prongs' ones. Over time, when you have to pinch the prongs, they change shape and get loose, but not enough for me to tell which ones are rejects. I had my dog get out of that kind a few times before I switched to this. I've had the quick release one for quite a while and have had no problems.
804002
Yes it is. Too easy. If the dog pulls hard it will disconnect. That's why I returned it. A trainer warned me, but I disregarded the warning.
804003
yes--you will like it but be careful to check it each time you use it to make sure the clasp hasn't gotten loose. Also, you may want to put an extra loop of your leash through the flat collar as an extra caution in case the snap comes loose--just in case!
804004
Yes. But mine released way too easily. I returned the prong collar. If I were to try it again, I would use a special leash the connects to the prong collar and separately to the "regular" collar.
804005
it is quite easy to remove, but getting it on is a bit more difficult. you have to loop the chain through the linked part at the end, there is a hole for it, it just takes an extra second or two
170941
The quick release is not on the part that attaches to the seat-post. The WeeRide slides into the part that attaches to the seat-post and then has a quick release bolt that slides through both pieces to attache them. The collar that attaches to the seat-post can be removed easily enough if you need the space for something else, but I just leave it where it is.
1912266
Yes it is quick release. And in spite of what one reviewer said, this feature works flawlessly! Be prepared to handle a very heavy vise when you install it. You might even consider getting a second set of hands to help!
237913
The one with Velcro. When I called to ask for the one with plastic snaps that it shows in the pic the lady told me they only make them with Velcro. And I orderd a medium and the collar was only big enough for a cat or really small dog.
876126
I tried to find out as much information about these collars as possible. There is one school of thought that says do NOT get a quick release fastener if you have a strong/aggressive dog cuz it's possible for them to tug so hard that this release comes open. It surely makes putting the collar on and taking it off MUCH easier, I can say for sure. Look at some videos on YouTube for great information. Just measure the dogs neck for sizing. It's no problem to take some links out if it's too large. If you choose too small, you can order extra links as well. I've tried other collars and, believe me, this one has no competition. I tried to find out as much information about these collars as possible. There is one school of thought that says do NOT get a quick release fastener if you have a strong/aggressive dog cuz it's possible for them to tug so hard that this release comes open. It surely makes putting the collar on and taking it off MUCH easier, I can say for sure. Look at some videos on YouTube for great information. Just measure the dogs neck for sizing. It's no problem to take some links out if it's too large. If you choose too small, you can order extra links as well. I've tried other collars and, believe... » Read More I tried to find out as much information about these collars as possible. There is one school of thought that says do NOT get a quick release fastener if you have a strong/aggressive dog cuz it's possible for them to tug so hard that this release comes open. It surely makes putting the collar on and taking it off MUCH easier, I can say for sure. Look at some videos on YouTube for great information. Just measure the dogs neck for sizing. It's no problem to take some links out if it's too large. If you choose too small, you can order extra links as well. I've tried other collars and, believe me, this one has no competition. « Show Less
2117277
Yes, even has a snap clip that enables quick removal. Buy it, you'll be surprised how nice it is.
1046829
No it's for attaching to a nylon sling. What you're looking for is the push button quick release.
1986562
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.
107160
No, sorry - this does not have a quick release. The bolt has to be screwed in/tightened.
69977
I know this is an old question but I have a 70# Bouvier pup that used to pull on the leash and his prong collar is working like a champ. You might just want to enlist a trainer to help get you started with it.
1249515
it's just the velcro; it feeds thru a metal part and then you just tighten and press. it's super convenient and soft; no hard pieces to annoy. i'm not sure which one you purchased; unlike the description offered by "pamela," mine has no buckle with sharp teeth. just velcro. no muss, no fuss.
1529824
This collar must be slid over the dogs head. You can find other 'martingale-style' collars on Amazon that have a 'quick release' buckle.
107157
Sorry, I love the rack but do not have a quick release. Not sure I have ever seen one.
785153
The shorter prong should fit well if you put a plastic washer between the collar strap and the shorter prong. Please try to use a tool to screw down tight.
876130
The purpose of the quick release...is exactly as stated...just need to pinch to release the collar, it's a convenience thing! Measure your dog's neck at the "thickest" point, and add 2-3" to determine the size you need.
1997345
I actually had to go get a prong collar...I needed to correct my dog and not choke her. This collar allowed my dog to pull, actually almost stand up on her hind legs while pulling against the leash...it would begin to choke her.
1527360
Use a pair of pliers or a crescent wrench to twist off the metal prongs and then slip it out of the collar.