Review on 🔑 4 Pack Silicone Protective Case Keychain for AirTag: Keep Your Airtags Safe with Lightweight and Anti-Loss Design by Juan Lukas

Okay, collars are mostly collars, but for this guy (and his fun lab named Cooper), this collar is the best option. The soft padding on the back (which some of you with small dogs won't get the full benefit of depending on how small you need to resize) makes me feel comfortable wearing it around my neck, although I do I'm sure he has so much fur he doesn't really notice it :) The clasp is also nice and tight and helps against the noise when it wobbles. Many collars that attach this way have a lot of slack once attached, and they can 'chatter' a bit when dogs tremble. Not this collar. Nice and tight when closed. Blocking is a nice extra feature, but you can rely on it depending on what your dog likes to do. Judging by the way my dog rolls on the lawn and rubs his back and face on everything around him, he unlocks it quite a bit. It still works, but remember this is not a reason to buy a collar. No, the reason to buy a collar is because it's a well-made collar at a great, fair price and there aren't any fun colors to choose from. I just bought my second one (grey instead of the first and now brown) and will probably be buying another pair soon. Hey the collars seem to last a long time so I don't buy replacements but the wife doesn't have a baby girl anymore so unfortunately the poor dog is paying the price :D