Champagne Slip Curve Chains are designed for professional handlers and Dog Show Enthusiasts. These stylish and sophisticated collars provide an elegant presentation without drawing attention away from the dog, and are available in three colors for that perfect match.
The Champagne slip collars are crafted with high-quality, solid brass and then plated with a durable polished finish with the look and feel of fine jewelry. These beautiful chains do not pinch, even if the dog pulls very hard, allowing just the right amount of gentle correction to control small teacup and toy breeds.
- Designed for use in dog shows and other formal occasions
- Classic curved chain
- Choose from 1.4mm or 1.6mm sizing
- Made with high-quality, rust-free solid brass
- Polished finish in black, gold, or chrome
- Perfect for training puppies and small toy and teacup breeds
- Gentle correction with no pinching
- Available in several lengths for the perfect fit
Disclaimer: This Show Collar is intended for use in the show ring and is not designed for everyday use.
How it Works
Slip Chains are unique in that they are designed to tighten under tension and release as soon as the tension is gone. Not only are they practical and simple to use, they are also one of the most important tools in a trainer’s arsenal.
A Slip Chain is meant to be worn high on the dogs neck, just below their ears. Proper placement ensures that when the collar does tighten, it doesn’t reach past your dog’s jawline. This helps guide your dog’s head into a natural position, making them less likely to pull forward or sideways.
If you haven’t learned to use a Slip Collar properly, it won’t be as effective of a training tool for you and your dog.
Step A
Get your chain ready by creating a loop large enough to pass easily over your dogs head.
Pro Tip: Make sure your dog knows you are about to introduce the collar so they aren’t scared by the action.
Step B
For Right-Handed Owners: Form the letter “P” with the collar. Your dog should be standing on your left side, as this will help you form the perfect loop. Hold the collar in the middle at the top and use your left hand to slip the lead over your dog’s head; the right hand secures it under the dog’s neck (for best results, have the collar right behind the ears).
Step C
For Left-Handed Owners: Form the number “6” with the collar. Your dog should be standing on your right side. Hold the top of the collar in a loop that will be passed over your dog’s head with your dominant hand. Use your right hand to slip the lead over your dog’s head (for best results, have the collar right behind the ears).
To find your size, measure around the base of your dog’s skull just behind the ears. This measurement is the same as the collar when it’s fully tightened or closed.
| Chain Diameter (Thickness) |
Chain Type | Approximate Dog Weight | Breed Type | Breed Examples |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.4 mm | XX-Fine | Up to 5 lbs. | Small Toy Breeds, “Teacup” Breeds | Teacup Yorkie, Teacup Poodle, Teacup Maltese |
| 1.6 mm | X-Fine | 5-10 lbs. | Toy Breeds | Maltese, Italian Greyhound, Papillon, Pomeranian, Toy Poodle |
| 1.8 mm | X-Fine | 5-10 lbs. | Toy Breeds | Maltese, Italian Greyhound, Papillon, Pomeranian, Toy Poodle |
| 2.4 mm | Fine | 10-25 lbs. | Small Breeds | Bedlington Terrier, Bichon Frise, Cocker Spaniel, Dachshund, Havanese |
| 3 mm | Medium | 25-55 lbs. | Most Table Breeds, Well Trained Show Dogs | Bulldog, Collie, Bearded Collie, Basset Hound, Australian Cattle Dog, Standard Poodle (Female) |
| 3.8 mm | Large | 55-75 lbs. | Large Breeds | Afghan Hound, Airedale Terrier, Saluki, Standard Poodle (Male), Greyhound |
| 4.5 mm | X-Large | 75-95 lbs. | X-Large Breeds | German Shepherd, Giant Schnauzer, Old English Sheepdog, Labrador |
| 7.5 mm | X-Large+ | 95+ lbs. | X-Large or “Giant” Breeds | Bernese Mountain Dog, Great Dane, Mastiff, Irish Wolfhound |
