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⌈ Secret Post #2624 ⌋

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[Outlander]

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[The Walking Dead]

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[How I Met Your Mother]

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[Twitch Plays Pokemon]

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[Batman, Kill La Kill, Borderlands]

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[Overlord]

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[Red Dwarf]

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[Paranatural]

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[Pitch Perfect]

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[Insidious: Chapter 2]

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I know how/why martingale collars work, but it's hard to explain in text. With regular collars, the force exerted on the point where the leash and collar connect distorts the collar into a teardrop shape when the dog pulls in the opposite direction, and that distortion is enough for a slim-headed dog to get an angle and slip the collar off. The mini-chain on the martingale means that the teardrop distortion still happens, but the part of the collar that's actually restraining the dog stays more or less round and the collar can't slip off at an angle. Am I making sense?

Yes, that makes a lot of sense! Thanks for the insight, anon!

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