There
seem to be thousands of types, sizes, shapes, colors, and designs of
dog collars. You can spend hours in a pet store trying to decide which
one to purchase. I have a friend who has at least 12 different collars
for her dog. The dog has her own wardrobe. I'm good for two, maybe
three collars per dog. Always an extra in case one gets wet or muddy.
But what's the best collar to purchase? Experts tell us to invest in a
good quality leather collar with a buckle (like a belt). Notice "good
quality". Some collars are partly leather and partly plastic. You want
to be sure you buy the real thing.
Quick-release nylon/web collars are very popular. They are inexpensive
with plastic sport-style clips. These collars are cute and colorful but
they break easily, which could put your dog at risk. People in the know
compare these inexpensive collars to discount-store polyester pants
with a cheap undependable fly. What a visual.











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