Heavy Duty Chain Collars Needed

Filmed 28 Dec 2017
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[@rackcity7879]

.I ALSO HAVE ABOUT 30 AXELS N CHAIN SET UPS FOR SALE.ALREADY PUT TOGETHER.

[@thomaskhj3116]

My rottweiler and doberman are both guard dogs and wear 2 chains like this one around their necks and prong collars and they are chained

[@thomaskhj3116]

I really like their tight chains and they wear them everday

[@jeribaisden24]

Those collars are not tie out collars. Of course, they're going to break and using a chain around their neck while they're tied out is not good either. It's not good for their necks

[@jjo5375]

Do you think there was a threat so great that Mickey's adrenalin shot thru the roof and he chased something away...protecting the gang? : )

[@TodaysHomesteader]

I haven't the slightest idea.

[@deecee2837]

Heavy duty Nylon collars with traditional metal buckles are much stronger than that poorly designed vanity collar, & have never failed me with my big, strong dogs (PBs). Stainless clips last (aliexpress), while the spring on that bullclip rusted & broke on me within 2 yrs.

[@michaelalexander3828]

A bull snap such as the one shown is notorious for rusting and failing. There are much better snaps and more reliable snaps which could be used. 😀

[@ramborando4333]

What kind of dog is Mickey

[@TodaysHomesteader]

All my dogs are Anatolian Shepherds

[@prakashpawar8350]

Teavy

[@kjongfuel3679]

I got q gold chain my dog stong

[@issaccaldwell3601]

where do you get those chains from

[@TodaysHomesteader]

I just buy chain from home depot then clip off the extra links and connect them with screw links.

[@mariahfrancois4412]

I need this I have a crazy strong dog he a killer

[@TodaysHomesteader]

I have had them all on the chain collars for 3 years without an issue. I reccomend having the chain loose enough to put 4 fingers through and use 2 of the threaded links in line. Then when you hook a leash or chain to one of the threaded links it will pull the two tight making the chain a bit tighter where they can't ever get out.