K9 Tactical Gear Inc

Nylon Prong Catch

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$6 $12 In stock

Category: chain

Description

Our Prong Catch is a great safety product for when a prong collar fails. The Nylon Prong Catch will attach to the base of your lead's bolt snap and your flat collar. Your leash remains attached to the Prong Collar.

We currently offer the Nylon Prong Catch in two options:

  • 1/2" Stainless Steel Snaps (for smaller dogs)
  • 1/2" & 5/8" Black Coated Brass Snaps (for larger dogs)

Check out the photos to see how it is used or see product specs for more details.

Specs - Stainless Steel Snaps

Product Specs:

  • Adjustable 
  • Will not inhibit use of Prong Collar
  • 3/8 heavy nylon
  • 1/2” stainless snaps
  • 10" long end to end  Adjustable to shorter length

Compatibility:

This is not compatible with the Tac 2 1.5" or Tac 2 1.75". 

Specs - Black Coated Brass Snaps

Product Specs:

  • Adjustable 
  • Will not inhibit use of Prong Collar
  • 3/8 heavy nylon
  • 1/2 black coated stainless steel snap & a 5/8 black coated brass snap 
  • 10" long end to end  Adjustable to shorter length

Compatibility:

This is compatible with the Tac 2 1.5" and Tac 2 1.75"

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia P. ★★★★★

The backup loop is a simple concept but it's executed really well here, and the nylon feels sturdy enough to trust with my dog's safety. It took me less than a minute to clip it onto the bolt snap and his flat collar, and now I don't have to worry about a failed prong collar leaving him loose.

Ella ★★★★★

I was nervous about using a prong collar without a backup, but this catch solves that completely — it clips onto both the bolt snap and my flat collar, so even if the prong fails, the leash stays connected. Set it up in under a minute and it hasn't budged on our daily walks.

Riley F. ★★★★★

The nylon material feels sturdy enough to trust with my dog's safety, and it clips on cleanly to the bolt snap without any fiddling. I've tested it on a few walks and the leash stays put even when he lunges after a squirrel. This is the kind of backup piece I wish I'd bought months ago.