Our Cobra Martingale Collars, also known as Half Check or Slip Collars are handmade from 550 Paracord offering great strength and durability.
The Cobra design is ideal for the small to medium-sized dog, although this range will accommodate larger dogs with sizes available up to 62cm (24" inches) and a collar width of just under 2cm (0.75" inches).
This modern style of half check collar has none of the choking associated with the old style of choke chains. These collars give maximum control for those dogs that like to just keep on pulling.
Please check our colour chart and pick the colour combination of your choice. If you require just one colour enter your colour in the first box.
A matching dog lead is also available with a 20% Discount when bought as a set.
Please take a look at our Measurement Guide for a correct fitting.
Paracord collars are thicker than normal collars and therefore need to be made longer to compensate.
For a perfect fit, you must ensure to correctly measure your dog’s neck (not your old collar) with a cloth measuring tape. If you don’t have one, you can use a piece of string, which you can then lay out against a ruler. Place the tape tightly and snugly around the dog’s neck without causing the dog to choke. There should be no extra room between the measuring tape and the neck so therefore the “two fingers under the measuring tape” rule does not apply.
For thick-coated dogs, pull the tape through the coat and place as close to the skin as possible. For dogs with loose neck skin, pull the tape through the loose skin a little bit. If you measure outside of the loose skin or thick hair, the collar will probably be too big. The correct example of how to measure your dog’s neck. The measuring tape should be in the centre of the neck! Not behind the ears or at the base but right in the centre. This is how you get the correct measurements.
The incorrect examples of measuring your dog’s neck. Please do not put two fingers under the measuring tape or string, this will make the collar too big. But also do not hold it so tight that you're choking the dog.
All our products are handmade to order and during busy periods can take up to 14 days to be completed.
Shipping zones:
UNITED KINGDOM
Royal Mail 2nd Class (Small Parcel) - £3.50
Royal Mail Signed For 2nd Class (Small Parcel) - £3.75
EUROPE
Royal International Standard - £5.50
REST OF WORLD
Royal Mail International Tracked - £10.50
Our Cobra Martingale Collars, also known as Half Check or Slip Collars are handmade from 550 Paracord offering great strength and durability.
The Cobra design is ideal for the small to medium-sized dog, although this range will accommodate larger dogs with sizes available up to 62cm (24" inches) and a collar width of just under 2cm (0.75" inches).
This modern style of half check collar has none of the choking associated with the old style of choke chains. These collars give maximum control for those dogs that like to just keep on pulling.
Please check our colour chart and pick the colour combination of your choice. If you require just one colour enter your colour in the first box.
A matching dog lead is also available with a 20% Discount when bought as a set.
Please take a look at our Measurement Guide for a correct fitting.
Paracord collars are thicker than normal collars and therefore need to be made longer to compensate.
For a perfect fit, you must ensure to correctly measure your dog’s neck (not your old collar) with a cloth measuring tape. If you don’t have one, you can use a piece of string, which you can then lay out against a ruler. Place the tape tightly and snugly around the dog’s neck without causing the dog to choke. There should be no extra room between the measuring tape and the neck so therefore the “two fingers under the measuring tape” rule does not apply.
For thick-coated dogs, pull the tape through the coat and place as close to the skin as possible. For dogs with loose neck skin, pull the tape through the loose skin a little bit. If you measure outside of the loose skin or thick hair, the collar will probably be too big. The correct example of how to measure your dog’s neck. The measuring tape should be in the centre of the neck! Not behind the ears or at the base but right in the centre. This is how you get the correct measurements.
The incorrect examples of measuring your dog’s neck. Please do not put two fingers under the measuring tape or string, this will make the collar too big. But also do not hold it so tight that you're choking the dog.
All our products are handmade to order and during busy periods can take up to 14 days to be completed.
Shipping zones:
UNITED KINGDOM
Royal Mail 2nd Class (Small Parcel) - £3.50
Royal Mail Signed For 2nd Class (Small Parcel) - £3.75
EUROPE
Royal International Standard - £5.50
REST OF WORLD
Royal Mail International Tracked - £10.50