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Specifications:
- Chain Dog Collar is perfectly suit for dogs
- This Chain Dog Collar features extremely stylish shape that will make your dog stand out in any crowd
- This Leash Dog Collar can protect your dog and ornament your dog
- With dilated design, Cheap Dog Collar is a wonderful gift for your dog
- Material: Nylon Cord & Plastic
- Color: Red & Green
- Length: 1480mm/58.2in
- Diameter: 7.2mm/0.3in
- Neck: 380~480mm/14.9~18.8in
Details:
This Chain Dog Collar features extremely stylish shape that will make your dog stand out in any crowd- This Leash Dog Collar can protect your dog and ornament your dog. With dilated design, Cheap Dog Collar is a wonderful gift for your dog
- Chain Dog Collar is perfectly suit for dogs. Simple and practical style. This Chain Dog Collar can protect your dog
How to Put on a Dog's Collar:
- Hold the chain in your hands by the two large circles. Slide the chain through one of the rings until the two large rings touch
- Place your hand through the loop in the chain and pull downward on the empty circle, making sure the chain creates a P shape. This is the right way to place the collar on the dog
- Tell the dog to sit. Remain in control of the dog, placing him or her between your legs if necessary. When the dog has obeyed and is calm, place the collar over the dog's head
- Attach the leash to the large ring that has no chain going through it
- Pull on the leash to ensure that the collar leash is securely fastened and the collar is properly placed. Proper placement means the collar freely tightens and loosens when you pull or release the leash
How to Design a Dog Collar:
- Determine your dog's neck size by measuring him with a cloth measuring tape and adding eight inches to this total. Cut your nylon webbing to match your measurement
- Insert one end of cut nylon through your parachute buckle. Parachute buckles are plastic, three-pronged fasteners, similar to those you find on traditional dog collars or backpacks. The nylon should be fed through the male end of the buckle, which is the end of the buckle with the three prongs. Fold the nylon over, 3 inches from the end, so that it forms a loop, holding the male end of the buckle in place
- Sew the width of the nylon, near the male end of the buckle, to secure the loop in place, using your sewing machine. Turn the nylon over. Sew the width of the nylon again, this time near the end of the loose flap of nylon
- Place a metal D ring on to the nylon by sliding it on the end without the buckle. This is what you will use to attach your dog's leash when the collar is completed. D rings can be found at your local hardware store
- Insert the loose end of nylon through the female of the buckle, which is the piece that the male end inserts into. Feed the nylon through until you have a 3-inch flap of nylon sticking out beyond the buckle
- Place the unsewn collar around your dog's neck to check for fit. You want the collar snug but not tight. You should be able to insert your index and middle finger between the collar and your dog's neck. Adjust the buckle placement until you have this fit. Use your finger to mark where the female end of the buckle sits, and remove the collar from your dog. Place a straight pin where you marked the buckle
- Sew the width of the nylon, near the female end of the buckle, to secure the loop in place. Remove the straight pin. Sew across the width of the nylon again, this time 1 inch from the stitching you just placed. This will keep the D ring from resting on the female end of the buckle
- Move your D ring so it is flush with the stitching you placed in the prior step. Sew the width of the nylon again, this time on the other side of the D ring to secure it and complete your dog collar
Package Included:
- 1 x Cool Leash Chain Dog Collar
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Chain Dog Collar
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02-05-2011- Other Thoughts: I wanted to get a little more attention from my dog. A friend recommended this collar to me. In one training session I definitely got her attention. I would and have recommended this collar to others. The company I purchased Leash Dog Collar from was very reasonable and the collar was shipped in a timely manner.
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Melvin Faylogna
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01-07-2011- Other Thoughts: I have used this Chain Dog Collar for years. I have a keeshond (long-haired)dog. It's way easier to use and more humane than traditional metal prong collar or a choke collar. You just have to know how to use it properly and have the right size. I love this collar for training purposes.
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Alton Collins
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03-25-2011- Other Thoughts: I bought this for my pitbull who was a puller when we went walking. I felt like he was walking me...it sucked. He is now one year old and 70 poundds. With this collar he no longer pulls as hard and has made walking him much easier. I would suggest it. I felt it was more humane option than the metal prong collars.
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Mark T Sumner
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03-05-2011- Other Thoughts: An excellent dog training collar that helps them guickly learn who is the top dog, easly adjustable for proper fit. Gentle than metal spike collars but just as effective.
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Shelby West
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02-24-2011- Other Thoughts: This Cheap Dog Collar works perfect, however I would order additional links at the same time you order the collar, unless your dog is extremely small.
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