As you can see, it appears I have received a genuine herm sprenger prong. It does in fact have a quick release as well (which by the way is sooo nice) along with the plate in the middle separating the two directions of prongs. In addition, I checked each prong and they are all smooth with no sharp points.I have been using the traditional prong collar on my dog for a few months as she is very much a puller and will pull through every tool I have. I've used her regular collar, the front clip harness (suggested by the vet lol), the slip lead, basically everything except the head halter (which I refuse to use due to how dangerous it is if your dog does pull). The traditional prong I had was too big for her so I couldn't take out enough prongs otherwise it would be too tight. However, with it as loose as it was it wasn't sitting in the proper spot to be effective. It also turned my dogs neck so grey.I've had this prong for about a month now and I am very pleased. I was able to take out enough prongs and now it sits perfectly where I want it to. She rarely tries to pull through it unless there is an aggressive dog trying to get her, it doesn't leave her neck nearly as grey (still a little but almost not noticeable at this point), is much less bulky, and is much easier to get on and off as I only have the collar on her when we go outside.I have been wanting a herm sprenger for awhile and am glad I got the real thing with the quick release.
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]