Rogz Utility Control Collar Web for Dogs

Rogz Utility Control Collar Web – Reflective, Secure & Designed for Gentle Training

Take training and control to the next level with the Rogz Utility Control Collar Web – a smart, safe solution for dogs who need a little extra guidance on walks. Designed specifically for behaviour correction, this non-slip training collar features a unique dual D-ring mechanism that tightens gently when tension is applied to the lead, offering improved control without harsh force. As the rings draw together, they prevent your dog from slipping out of the collar — perfect for pets who tend to pull, resist, or back away during walks.

Constructed from durable nylon webbing with integrated reflective stitching, the collar is ideal for both day and night use, providing added visibility and peace of mind after dark. A separate accessory D-ring lets you attach an ID tag for safety and convenience.

Whether you're working on leash manners or need more control in busy environments, the Rogz Utility Control Collar is the ideal training companion.

Features & Benefits

• Improved Control: Designed for behaviour correction and halting forward movement by applying gentle, safe pressure via the dual D-rings.

• Non-Slip Safety Design: The D-rings tighten the collar under pressure to prevent dogs from reversing or slipping out.

• Night Visibility: Reflective yarn woven through the webbing and piping enhances visibility in low-light conditions.

• Comfort-Focused: Made with soft yet durable materials for safe and comfortable use during training and everyday wear.

• Durable Build: Engineered to withstand pulling with long-lasting plastic and metal components.

• ID-Tag D-Ring: Accessory ring allows for easy attachment of your pet's identification tags.

Materials

• Main Webbing & Reflective Stitching: Durable Nylon/Polyester
• Outer Layer: Pebble Weave Polyester
• Plastic Components: High-strength Acetal (POM)
• D-Rings: Dual Die-Cast Zinc for strength and corrosion resistance

Ideal For:

• Behavioural training
• Dogs that pull or lunge on walks
• Dogs prone to slipping or backing out of traditional collars
• Low-light or nighttime walking