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Here is a handy chart: For Martingale Collars:

	Medium		14 – 18 inches
	Large		17 – 24 inches
	Extra Large		20 – 29 inches

and for Buckle Collars:

	Small		10 – 15 inches
	Medium		12 – 19 inches
	Large		15 – 24 inches
	Extra Large		17 – 29 inches

Note that we have updated the site to include the sizes in the order selection.
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Each collar is custom made to order and shipped out as soon as it is completed. Collars are normally shipped out 7-10 business days from date of order.

We ship everything via USPS Priority mail, but are investigating using First class mail for some lower price orders.
In our experience, Priority Mail offers the best bang-for-the-buck.

Shipping for 1-5 collars in most cases is a flat priority rate of $5.50 to anywhere in the U.S.

Since collars are custom made, please allow 7-10 business days to receive your new collar(s)

Martingale collars are also known as “Greyhound Collars”, “Humane Choke Collars”, and “Limited-Slip Choke Collars”. The Martingale Dog Collar was designed for Sight hounds (such as Greyhounds, Whippets, Italian Greyhounds, Borzoi, Saluki, etc) because their necks are larger than their head which allows them to slip out of traditional side-release dog collars. Martingale collars have gained popularity as training collars with other breeds in the recent past because trainers prefer the limited choke aspects.
How does a Martingale Collar work?
First, look at your collar. There are 2 loops, the smaller loop—the “Control Loop”—is where the D-ring is located. The second loop is the adjustable part of the collar, which allows you to tighten or loosen the collar to make it fit your dog correctly.
Slip your martingale collar over the dog’s head. Adjust the larger loop to fit around your dog’s neck. When you pull up on the D-ring, the control loop should close. The two pieces of hardware on each side of the control loop should be a minimum of two inches apart when the control loop is tightened. These two pieces of hardware should NEVER touch. If they touch, your collar is too loose. You should be able to get two fingers between the two pieces of hardware on the control loop.

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If you REALLY like one of our collars, feel free to use it—PROVIDED that it contains a link back to our site.
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-Amy