Review on 🐶 Remy+Roo Classic Dog Bandanas - 4 Pack, Premium Durable Fabric, Unique Shape, Adjustable Fit, Multiple Sizes Available by Kevin Lechtenberg

I was a little happy when I received these "bandanas". My quad companion must have felt gifted and loved knowing he loves to accessorize. So I kept taking my "big" "bandanas" out of the box. Now I'm emphasizing the word "bandanas" because if one were to search for the word "bandana" it would be defined as a "large" handkerchief with bright patterns worn around the head and/or neck. but their own definition of a bandana and a wide range of styles. It's a long, multifaceted triangle and should by no means be called large, as the only thing that can even be called large is the handles you put around the dog's neck. All of this just to give the product description a "unique shape" just a pathetic apology for the shape. As for the quality of the material, it clearly shows that this product is either a by-product of itself or the remnants of another product that the manufacturers have left the fabric in two layers and stitched together, creating a seam passing through the entire product runs, a tear, a snag or a loose thread and it will tear. The description says heavy duty fabric and in terms of durability I would say it is as durable as a real square triangle fold bandana. I don't think this gives you value for money and will certainly look for an alternative. Considering my disappointment with the product, my wife chose an alternative for our lucky friend, which is a separate story and review as a whole. Don't let my review discourage you from trying this for your dog, although you can immediately see why I'm not happy with it. I have mild OCD and such small things can irritate me and I try to deal with them. I put it on my dog as in the photo and will use it until they are all destroyed. If I recall this review, I will elaborate on how long it took to destroy them all due to our pet's natural wear and tear, which is very likely a long time due to being a good canine citizen (certified by the American Kennel Club CGC ) and a service animal/dog for emotional support in training. In other words, "He's a good pup." (imagine an unmasked sweet male voice)