🦮 Premium Thin Mountain Rope Dog ID Collar in Fiesta - Medium Size - The Original Snickers Collar: A Stylish and Reliable Choice Review

Seems like my dog is more comfortable wearing this collar which he wears all the time. When she occasionally escapes and chases a rabbit or a deer, her name tag on the collar is clearly visible and helps the neighbor behind us to bring her home.

I like this collar on my dog because I don't like tight collars on his saggy neck. It's easy to adjust, hasn't shown any signs of wear since I first put it on him 3 months ago, and it doesn't tangle his fur. Highly recommended if you want to put a collar on your dog.

I have a flea and tick product that my dogs have to wear around their necks at all times. I hated it when they wore their big ID, rabies and driver's license collars all over the house. It seemed awkward to them, but loud to me. Also, since I have several dogs, I don't want any accidents when they fight in the house. This narrow collar is the perfect solution!

Updated Review: I'm sorry to report that this collar has fallen apart after 2 months of use. I was so happy with it up to this point but it just fell apart with no signs of wear. There was no way to get the rope back into the slider and I had to throw the collar away. It just seems like it wasn't done very well. First Review: I bought this for my double coated Kelpie as her coat around her neck was always broken and short where her collar should have been. This collar is used to attach your dog

Lightweight but strong collar. No clips, it stretches to put on and then tighten again to get comfortable. My picky dog hardly notices. The two adjustment points are small rubber bands covered in protective black rubber, not shown in this image. Not a single metal part comes into contact with the fur. Maybe someone got an earlier design without those tight protective sleeves. Since it's metal underneath, if your dog can swim you can put WD 40 or linseed oil on these adjustment points before…

We bought this collar for our greyhound and we love it! Due to the size and shape of the greyhound's head, a fairly wide martingale collar with a very large D-ring must be used. Not only was the D-ring large enough to snag on things and pose a choking hazard, but the size of the collar itself washes out some of the small hairs our guy had around his neck. The adoption agency recommended using a dog tag collar and removing the martingale at home, so I started looking for one and came across this

Skinny: A lovely light and thin collar for my fluffy pup. Recommended. I walk my 27# fluffy 2 year old on a halter so I was looking for a thin collar to keep his tags out of the way. This collar is perfect for that. It's small and thin (thinner than a pencil) but made of a durable material that doesn't seem to tear or wear out. Looking at the picture I was a little afraid it would be more like a friendship bracelet but it is stronger. It's easy to adjust, but not that easy for a dog, and the…