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PK9 slip collars are a trusted training tool used by professional trainers and everyday dog owners alike. Designed to provide clear, instant feedback, slip collars gently tighten under leash pressure and release immediately once the dog responds — helping reinforce calm walking, focus, and responsiveness without constant tension.
Ideal for structured walks, obedience training, and leash manners, slip collars offer simple, effective communication between handler and dog.
Built for real-world training and daily use, PK9 slip collars prioritise clarity, comfort, and reliability.
✔ Provides clear on–off leash communication
✔ Smooth action for quick release and consistent feedback
✔ Durable construction suited to training and everyday walks
✔ Trainer-approved design for obedience and engagement work
Each collar is made to perform consistently, whether you’re refining heel work or improving loose-lead walking.
For best results, position the slip collar high on the neck, just behind the ears. Apply light, purposeful leash cues rather than constant pressure. The collar should tighten briefly, release immediately, and return to neutral once your dog responds.
Short, focused sessions help build understanding while keeping walks calm, controlled, and frustration-free.
● Puppies
Suitable for older puppies with basic leash awareness. Introduce gently using minimal pressure and short sessions to build engagement and understanding.
● Adult Dogs
Well suited for dogs that pull, ignore leash cues, or need clearer guidance on walks. Commonly used for obedience training, structured walking, and handler focus.
Find answers to common questions about our products and services.
Yes — when used correctly. Slip collars are designed to tighten briefly and release immediately, not stay under constant pressure.
No. Slip collars are a training tool and should only be used during supervised walks or training sessions.
No, when properly fitted and handled. The quick-release action prevents sustained pressure.
Yes, particularly for structured, training-focused walks where clear communication is important.
