Dog Training Collars

EzyDog dog training collars use a martingale design: the collar tightens gently to a fixed, pre-set limit when your dog pulls, then releases. It gives you loose-lead control on daily walks without the choke of a slip collar or the correction of a shock collar. The Checkmate suits all sizes; the Checkmate XL WIDE spreads pressure for large and strong dogs.

Martingale style

(4.9)

Checkmate Collar

From £16.50 GBP

Dog size All sizes

Best for All Activities, Daily Use

Martingale style

Checkmate Collar XL WIDE

£20.50 GBP

Dog size Large Dog, XL Dog

Best for All Activities, Daily Use

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Why Choose EzyDog Dog Training Collars?

Gentle Control, No Choke: The martingale design tightens to a set limit and no further, so it steadies a pulling dog without closing on the throat the way a slip collar can. It is a training collar that corrects nothing electronically.
Harder to Slip Than a Flat Collar: A martingale sits loose until tension applies, then snugs to its limit. That makes it far harder for a backing-out dog to reverse out of than a standard buckle collar, without the full closure of a slip lead.
Sized for Every Dog, Including Large Breeds: The Checkmate Collar covers all sizes. The Checkmate XL WIDE uses a wider band to spread pressure across the neck of large and strong dogs. Reflective stitching keeps both visible on dark walks.
Part of a Training Setup: Pair a training collar with the right lead and harness. Browse our dog training equipment for the full range
Mechanical, Not Electronic: A martingale collar controls through gentle mechanical tension, not an electric pulse. For owners who want training control without shock, e-collar, or remote correction, it is the humane alternative. EzyDog makes martingale collars only.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a martingale dog training collar and how does it work?

A martingale dog training collar is a collar with a smaller control loop that tightens to a fixed, pre-set limit when your dog pulls, then loosens when they stop. It gives gentle, even loose-lead control without choking, unlike a slip collar that keeps closing.

What is the difference between a martingale collar and a shock collar?

A martingale collar works mechanically, tightening to a set limit for gentle control, while a shock collar works electronically by delivering a static pulse. They are completely different tools. EzyDog makes martingale collars only, for owners who want control without electronic correction.

Is a martingale collar the same as a slip collar?

No. A martingale collar has a built-in stop that limits how far it can close, while a slip collar has no stop and can keep tightening on the neck. The martingale gives the quick-response control of a slip without the choking risk.

Is a martingale collar a no-choke collar?

Yes. A martingale is a no-choke collar because its control loop tightens only to a fixed limit and cannot close further on the neck. Fitted correctly, it applies gentle, even pressure rather than a choke.

Are martingale training collars humane?

Martingale collars are widely considered a humane training option because they give control through gentle mechanical tension rather than pain or electric correction. As with any collar, they should be fitted correctly and used with reward-based training for the best results.

Do you sell shock or electronic training collars?

No. EzyDog does not make shock collars, e-collars, remote collars, or bark collars. Our training collars are martingale collars that work through gentle mechanical control, not electronic correction.

Can I use a martingale collar for everyday walking?

Yes. A martingale collar suits daily loose-lead walking as well as training sessions. Many owners use it as their everyday collar for a dog that backs out of a standard flat collar.

Can I use a martingale collar on a puppy?

Yes, with supervision and a correct fit. A martingale suits a puppy learning not to pull because it gives gentle feedback without choking, though it should be checked often as a puppy grows. For lightweight options see our puppy accessories.

Which collar is best for a large or strong dog?

The Checkmate XL WIDE. Its wider band spreads pressure over a larger area of the neck, which suits large and powerful breeds better than a narrow collar.

Do EzyDog collars come with a warranty?

Yes. Every EzyDog collar is covered by a 1-Year Warranty against manufacturing defects.