🐶 Newborn Puppy ID Collar Set: 14 Soft Nylon Adjustable Breakaway Safety Whelping Litter Collars with Record Keeping Charts Review

It kept slipping off the puppies and interfering with the labeling of the ones sold so we had to place the collars as shown in the second photo so they could stay on for a long time . currently. However, these are good collars and much better than the velcro straps I've bought which keep coming off.

Fits all my 13.4 week old German Shepherds. Glad I had different colors. They held up pretty well. They started to loosen when they were 9 weeks old, more due to the fact that they were playing roughly and the collars were getting stuck on something. It's good that they removed it for security reasons.

I had my first litter of Goldendoddles and after seeing some issues with other collars and reading reviews about them I decided to give them a try. I was very happy with how durable they were, they were easy to take off as the puppies grew, I didn't put them on until they were about 2 weeks old when the felt straps were difficult to hold!

Good for small puppies. But just to determine which pup is which. Not for leash training as they fall apart with the slightest pull. And those that last a little longer fall apart after about 10 minutes. Then they are really not suitable for leash training. They just disperse instantly. So I would only recommend for identification between puppies

I love these collars. I breed labradoodles and before using them I used other products and they fell off. It is very important for me to know who is which puppy to follow their progress and study their characters. These collars stay in place and will not fall off. Puppies ignore them. They also adapt easily as they grow. I was also concerned when I first ordered them if they would be small enough for puppies. They work great! Can only recommend these little collars.

The Medium was ideal for fairly large Dalmatian Bloodhound puppies aged 3 weeks and with room to grow. The problem is that the color has faded after 6 weeks. Pink and red look the same from a distance. White, gray and brown are now exactly the same color and I can't tell them apart at all. Yellow and light green will become the same color in a few days. I guess I can order replacements every few weeks and send them back. At 6 weeks old the puppies take them off each other fairly quickly and…

We bought these collars to litter Labrador Retriever puppies. At 6 weeks they started playing more aggressively. One morning we noticed that some puppies were missing their collars. It turned out that 4 collars were eaten by one of the puppies and got stuck in his stomach and intestines. These collars are rubbish and shouldn't even be sold. A trip to the vet, a set of X-rays, a $3,000 surgery and the loss of a puppy is so ridiculous and just plain sad. I am wondering if it is even possible to…