Necklace (chain) KINK D-240800, snake pattern, 65 cm length with leash attachment

KINK D-240800 is a 65 cm chain-style necklace (dog collar) with a snake-pattern finish and an integrated leash attachment. Made from metal for reliable strength and even pressure distribution, this chain collar is designed to assist with control and handling during walks or training. The compact, easy-to-clean construction suits medium to large dogs and provides a practical tool for guidance and correction.

Advantages

The metal chain construction ensures durability and consistent force distribution across the neck. The snake-pattern finish gives a distinct textured look while remaining low-maintenance and simple to clean. The integrated leash attachment provides a single, robust connection point for secure handling. At 65 cm length, the collar fits a range of neck sizes for medium to large dogs and is suitable for everyday use as well as training sessions.

Suitable for

• Control during walks and outdoor handling
• Training and behavior correction for medium to large dogs
• Situations requiring a compact, easy-to-clean collar
• Handlers who need a reliable, single attachment point for a leash

Key specifications

• Model: KINK D-240800
• Type: Chain-style necklace (dog collar) with leash attachment
• Length: 65 cm
• Finish: Snake-pattern metal
• Material: Metal
• Suitable for: Medium to large dogs
• EAN: 8435565941529

How to use

Place the collar around the dog’s neck and secure it according to the fastening mechanism provided. Attach the leash to the integrated attachment point before commencing walks or training. Use the collar as part of supervised handling and training routines; adjust handling technique to ensure the dog’s comfort and safety. Regularly inspect the collar for signs of wear or damage and clean the metal surface as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use the collar under supervision and within positive, controlled training methods. Avoid prolonged continuous pressure on the neck; employ short, clear guidance signals and combine the collar use with reward-based techniques. Not recommended for dogs with known neck injuries or for unsupervised tethering.