Training your dog to sit or stay, parading her at a dog show, or strolling down the beach all require the right type of dog collars.
Different types of dog collars are designed for puppies, training, excitable mutts , larger dogs, or exercise.
Dog and Training Collars such as slip collars, prong collars, head halters, and/or electronic collars are meant to be used for training purposes only and should not be used without professional guidance.
They are designed to briefly tighten and apply pressure when the trainer is delivering a correction.
Trainers of all levels can use TriTronics dog collars without difficulty.
Both professional and amateur trainers prefer Tri Tronics dog collars because they are rugged, durable, and reliable.
Measure hind leg with the dog standing naturally.
Place the tape measure on the floor under the dog's foot.
Measure dog's actual neck size and add 2".
For the in-between sizes, buy the next Largest size.
Adjust the collar frequently as your dog grows and ages.
Adjustable, easy-fit collars feature holiday ribbon that's cute and Christmas-y, but not over-the-top and, best of all, they're functional.
An excellent alternative to the traditional buckle collar, these collars are easier to get on and off because of their quick-snap closure and are adjustable to fit a wider range of sizes.
Designer dog collars are pretty easy to find today, and they are perfect to give that special designer look at your favourite puppy.
Made of metal or leather, all major designers creates a line of products for the dogs of there clients.
Designer dog collars, like Chanel dog collars, are great way for your pet to catch attention all the way from the downtown dog part to the uptown dog salon.
Chanel dog collars, however, are expensive.