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title: "Starmark Pro-Training Dog Collar Large"
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# Certified expert-designed for all life stages 20-inch adjustable circumference Modular removable links Starmark Pro-Training Dog Collar Large

**Brand:** starmark
**Price:** NT$1241
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🐾 Train smarter, walk happier — the collar your dog deserves!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Starmark Pro-Training Dog Collar Large by starmark
- **How much does it cost?** NT$1241 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- starmark enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted starmark brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Expert-Backed Reliability:** Created by certified trainers at Triple Crown Dog Academy for proven, professional-grade results.
- • **All Life Stages, All Breeds:** Versatile collar suitable for large and medium dogs, supporting training from puppyhood through adulthood.
- • **Durable Watchband Link Design:** High-strength interlocking links provide secure, long-lasting performance during every walk.
- • **Gentle Yet Effective Training:** Patented humane design helps curb pulling and reactive behaviors without harsh corrections.
- • **Custom Fit for Every Large Dog:** Easily add or remove links to perfectly tailor the collar’s fit, ensuring comfort and control.

## Overview

The Starmark Pro-Training Dog Collar Large is a professional-grade, adjustable training collar designed for large and medium dogs at all life stages. Featuring a patented humane design with removable high-strength links, it offers a customizable fit and gentle, effective behavior correction. Developed by certified experts at Triple Crown Dog Academy, this collar combines durability with comfort to transform your daily walks into enjoyable, controlled experiences.

## Description

Training collar for dogs with patented humane design.

Review: I'm SO glad I bought this collar. - I used this collar for the first time today. A few things about the collar itself: First, WATCH THE TWO MINUTE VIDEO. It shows how to add and remove links. It took a couple of minutes to get the hang of it. It was easier to unclasp than to clasp on when I put it on my dogs. The prongs are not sharp at all. Once you get the link undo, you can see how they connect. But seriously, watch the video. Now, about my dogs. I LOVE my dogs and would never think to buy a product that I thought would hurt them. I was skeptical about buying a collar that you pinch or inflict pain on them. I read a lot about this collar and was convinced that it would be good to train them with it. I have two border collies. My boy is two years old. He is a great dog. My yard is not fenced. When we are at home, I don't put a leash on him to go outside in the yard. (I never let him out alone). He comes when I call, he doesn't run off, etc. I had been using a harness to take him for a walk. He would suddenly turn into some sort of sled dog. He never stopped pulling. He pulled so hard that he would end up walking sideways. He also felt the need to 'herd' cars. Whenever a car came around, he would drop to the ground until the car passed and then try to lunge at it. SO, after I started out on the walk with the StarMark Training Collar, my pup started to do the same behaviors. By the time we got to the end of our walk, he improved soooo much. I learned to give him a slight tug as soon as I could see that he was eyeing the car. After he let the car go past without a reaction, I would call him back and give him a treat. He still wanted to tug me but it was only a little tension. He would stop when I stopped and as soon as the leash was loose I would give him a treat. My other border collie is a four-year old girl. When we go outside in the yard, I can not trust her to be off-leash. If you even mention the word squirrel, she goes wild. Her triggers are bikes, rollerblades, and other animals. Even though my boy pulls like a mule with a harness, I think she is more of a struggle when we walk. I was very concerned about putting this collar on her because she doesn't have as much meat on her neck as my boy. I bought the large collar and had to remove 4 links. For her, I am ALWAYS aware of oncoming bikers and skaters. For her, I would put her in a sit-stay until the bike would pass. She would still lunge. Today on our walk, I started the same way. She did lunge the first time. I was a little frightened but she was fine. When the next bike passed, I prepped her by giving a gentle tug and telling her to 'leave it'. She went at it a little, but a lot less than the first one. We passed several bikes and skaters on our walk. (I live by a lake that is well travelled). By then end, she totally ignored all bikes and only pulled slightly at the sight of other dogs. I am so pleased. I actually enjoyed walking with my dogs for the first time ever. I am sad that the weather is not going to be nice tomorrow because I am now looking forward to walking my dogs. Would I recommend this product? Absolutely YES. I just ordered a collar for my daughter's corgi. When I read the reviews about other owners and their struggles, I have to believe it is because they are not reading their dogs behavior before the lunging event happens. I am pleased how well it went for the first time using the product. I can not attest to the longevity or durability of the links but they do include a safety collar, which I used. If you are worried that your dog will break through the linked collar AND the safety collar, then you have bigger problems that need to be address with a trainer. The collar alone won't 'fix' your dog's behaviors. It is a great tool though.
Review: thankful for this - works like a charm. i have a reactive yorkie, her trainer advised me to not use a harness on her and to get one of these. and at first was a little reluctant but i was desperate. and this was 90% the solution. i also now carry a can of "pet corrector"also. & now i can walk anywhere. no pulling and she walks beside me.

## Features

- Age Range Description: All Life Stages
- Special Features: Adjustable
- Helps train your dog gently and effectively
- High-strength link design fits together in watchband pattern
- 20-inch circumference fits larger dogs
- Links can be removed or added (additional links sold separately)
- Created by certified experts at Triple Crown Dog Academy, Inc.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000A6BD5K |
| ASIN  | B000A6BD5K |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,815 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #46 in Basic Dog Collars |
| Brand Name | Starmark |
| Breed Recommendation | Large, Medium |
| Closure Type | slip_on |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (15,435) |
| Date First Available  | October 19, 2006 |
| Department  | Unisex-Adult |
| Dog Breed Size | Large, Medium |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00873199000362 |
| Included Components | Links |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 21"L x 1"W |
| Item Display Dimensions | 21 x 0.9 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Item Type Name | StarMark Training Collar |
| Item model number  | TCLC |
| Manufacturer | Triple Crown |
| Manufacturer  | Triple Crown |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Occasion | training |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Product Dimensions  | 8 x 3 x 11 inches; 5.29 ounces |
| Target Species | Dog |
| UPC | 873199000362 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | No |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Starmark
- **Color:** Black
- **Item Display Dimensions:** 21 x 0.9 x 1 x 1 inches
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Pattern:** Solid

## Images

![Starmark Pro-Training Dog Collar Large - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/616Jf7IRQHL.jpg)
![Starmark Pro-Training Dog Collar Large - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71QudXJVqfL.jpg)
![Starmark Pro-Training Dog Collar Large - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81EdtGcGw4L.jpg)
![Starmark Pro-Training Dog Collar Large - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61KH2ycXUzL.jpg)
![Starmark Pro-Training Dog Collar Large - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81cQCRKVYEL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: length of the large size?**
A: How do I buy extra links for a large collar.

**Q: Will this fit my pitbull**
A: I have an APBT and it fit her neck. It is adjustable.

**Q: I have an Akita puppy (6 mos 78lbs) he's a puller, with strong Akita traits (plush thick, fur extra scruff at neck) wondering if this will work?**
A: I didn't have much luck with my husky mix (thick fur,) but this works on my pit mix (thin fur.)  I got a metal prong collar after the pit mix broke my husband's arm (pulled him down after she lunged at a passing dog,) and trained her on that, but this plastic one is now pretty effective on her.  I'd probably go with a metal prong for an Akita.

**Q: I have a medium sized dog. Is it possible to buy a large collar and then take some links out to adjust for size?**
A: Yes.  I had to add links to my dogs collar as he grew.  It is very easy and that was one of the things I really liked about this collar.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I'm SO glad I bought this collar.
*by L***W on March 12, 2016*

I used this collar for the first time today. A few things about the collar itself: First, WATCH THE TWO MINUTE VIDEO. It shows how to add and remove links. It took a couple of minutes to get the hang of it. It was easier to unclasp than to clasp on when I put it on my dogs. The prongs are not sharp at all. Once you get the link undo, you can see how they connect. But seriously, watch the video. Now, about my dogs. I LOVE my dogs and would never think to buy a product that I thought would hurt them. I was skeptical about buying a collar that you pinch or inflict pain on them. I read a lot about this collar and was convinced that it would be good to train them with it. I have two border collies. My boy is two years old. He is a great dog. My yard is not fenced. When we are at home, I don't put a leash on him to go outside in the yard. (I never let him out alone). He comes when I call, he doesn't run off, etc. I had been using a harness to take him for a walk. He would suddenly turn into some sort of sled dog. He never stopped pulling. He pulled so hard that he would end up walking sideways. He also felt the need to 'herd' cars. Whenever a car came around, he would drop to the ground until the car passed and then try to lunge at it. SO, after I started out on the walk with the StarMark Training Collar, my pup started to do the same behaviors. By the time we got to the end of our walk, he improved soooo much. I learned to give him a slight tug as soon as I could see that he was eyeing the car. After he let the car go past without a reaction, I would call him back and give him a treat. He still wanted to tug me but it was only a little tension. He would stop when I stopped and as soon as the leash was loose I would give him a treat. My other border collie is a four-year old girl. When we go outside in the yard, I can not trust her to be off-leash. If you even mention the word squirrel, she goes wild. Her triggers are bikes, rollerblades, and other animals. Even though my boy pulls like a mule with a harness, I think she is more of a struggle when we walk. I was very concerned about putting this collar on her because she doesn't have as much meat on her neck as my boy. I bought the large collar and had to remove 4 links. For her, I am ALWAYS aware of oncoming bikers and skaters. For her, I would put her in a sit-stay until the bike would pass. She would still lunge. Today on our walk, I started the same way. She did lunge the first time. I was a little frightened but she was fine. When the next bike passed, I prepped her by giving a gentle tug and telling her to 'leave it'. She went at it a little, but a lot less than the first one. We passed several bikes and skaters on our walk. (I live by a lake that is well travelled). By then end, she totally ignored all bikes and only pulled slightly at the sight of other dogs. I am so pleased. I actually enjoyed walking with my dogs for the first time ever. I am sad that the weather is not going to be nice tomorrow because I am now looking forward to walking my dogs. Would I recommend this product? Absolutely YES. I just ordered a collar for my daughter's corgi. When I read the reviews about other owners and their struggles, I have to believe it is because they are not reading their dogs behavior before the lunging event happens. I am pleased how well it went for the first time using the product. I can not attest to the longevity or durability of the links but they do include a safety collar, which I used. If you are worried that your dog will break through the linked collar AND the safety collar, then you have bigger problems that need to be address with a trainer. The collar alone won't 'fix' your dog's behaviors. It is a great tool though.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ thankful for this
*by M***M on March 2, 2026*

works like a charm. i have a reactive yorkie, her trainer advised me to not use a harness on her and to get one of these. and at first was a little reluctant but i was desperate. and this was 90% the solution. i also now carry a can of "pet corrector"also. & now i can walk anywhere. no pulling and she walks beside me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not a miracle product, but helped a lot with pulling
*by S***A on April 9, 2019*

I have a sweet but stubborn English Bull Terrier who has a difficult time remembering her manners on the leash when distracted (she is hypervigilant since losing sight in one eye). The Gentle Leader works well for her, but she hates it and paws at it while walking. I tried a collar with vibration and noise correction, which worked a short while, but as soon as she acclimated to it she ignored it. I was hesitant to use a prong collar, but she's really hard on my already painful back, so I was happy to see another option when I searched for them. This collar was cheap enough that it was worth trying, and I'm pretty happy with the results. I ordered the large and had to take 2 links out to make it fit (her neck is about 16"), though I could've taken out 3 and it wouldn't be overly tight. Taking it apart is easy; just twist and pull out first the bottom and then the top. Putting it back together isn't hard, but it takes a little effort and can be a bit rough on your fingers. However, we did not get cut or scratched doing it as some reviewers said they did. It's important to study it for a few minutes before attempting to add or remove links. Once you see how it fits together, it's easy. The collar is easy to put on and take off with the loop (unlike harnesses). We don't use the backup loop sent with it because it's pretty flimsy; we just put her other collar on and hook it in the leash as back up. So far it hasn't popped off, but I've seen this with metal collars as well, so better safe than sorry. It does put a limit on her pulling; she isn't pulling nearly as hard, and it doesn't take long to redirect her with it when she gets distracted. If she gets really distracted, as she does when passing aggressive dogs on our walks, I find that gently lifting her front feet off of the ground for just a couple of seconds usually settles her right down. Failing that, a quick jerk back always does the trick but seems to hurt her a bit. Otherwise, she shows no discomfort when wearing the collar. She does have short hair; I wouldn't think this would work as well on a dog with a lot of hair because the prongs are pretty short. As others have said, it's also nice that it looks like a regular collar so no one takes issue with it. I will update if this breaks quickly or shows any other issues but so far I'm very happy with it. If my dog doesn't get used to it and start ignoring it, I see no reason to order a metal prong collar as this does the job.

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