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What is a Martingale Collar? A martingale collar is primarily designed for sighthounds but can be worn by all breeds. It is designed to help prevent the dog from backing out, or slipping its collar. Using a martingale is also a very effective way to help control a leash puller. Also known as a humane choke collar or limited choke, it consists of two loops. A larger loop that has a slide to give the collar adjustability and two slides at the end through which a smaller loop is fed. The second loop is known as the control loop onto which the dee ring is securely sewn. See diagram below. Unlike the buckle collar, the martingale is slips over the dogs head and is adjusted once around the dogs neck. Is it safe to leave a martingale collar on my dog unattended? What is a Buckle Collar? ALL METAL SIDE-RELEASE Up grade to the all metal side-release when you must have the best in style, strength, and durability. These buckles are made of zinc diecast, a stainless steel pin and spring. The all-metal construction makes these buckles suitable for use in sub-zero temperatures and stronger than any plastic buckle on the market (in most cases, twice the tensile strength of plastic buckles). The 1" buckle has a tensile strength of about 500 lbs. For all our 1.5 collars we use the Stealth® Side Squeeze® Compact and beefed-up, with the anti-break feature |