Gorgeous Leather Pitbull Collar with Massive Rusty-looking Plates
Is your Pitty left without a collar, as his old one hasn't stood your pet's force? Take this Leather Dog Collar, which is created specially for handling strong and powerful canines. Bearing in mind that walking collars should endure great loads, our designers crafted this very model of a super durable material - full grain genuine leather. It is a 100% natural material of exceptional quality that aside from incredible tear-resistance features also flexibility and safety for the health.
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Decorated Pitbull Collar for Stylish Dogs
Decorated Leather Pitbull Collar with Massive Plates
| Key features of this Pitbull Collar: - Quality full grain leather
- Massive plates
- Steel nickel plated buckle and D-ring
- Stylish design
- Dog-friendly materials
- Adjustable
| Intended use of this Pitbull Collar: - Walking a dog
- Basic training
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How to measure your Pitbull for good fit Collar:
Please be advised that:
- Always measure your dog neck circumference with the flexible measuring tape.
- Specify the neck size of your dog and we will make this size fit on the central hole.
- There will be the total of 5 holes and distance between each 2 holes is 1 inch (25 mm).
- For example, your dogs neck size is 20 inches (50 cm). The collar will fit on the central hole at 20 inches (50 cm).
- There will be 2 smaller size holes - 18 inch (45 cm) and 19 inch (47.5 cm).
- There will be 2 bigger size holes - 21 inch (52.5 cm) and 22 inch (55 cm).
- There will also be tip of the collar after the last hole about 4 inch long (10 cm).
- Those are handcrafted collars and some sizes will differ a little (not significantly).
- When you measure already received collar on the dog you have to measure the inner part of the collar with the flexible measuring tape.
- 2 ply leather collars if measured laying flat on the table are 2 inch bigger than if measured on the dog.
There is no doubt that this collar will withstand any overloading your pet is going to perform. It is truly a super durable supply that is most likely to serve your dog a lifetime. You may ask, what makes us be sure in it? It is made of only top quality materials - wear-proof leather and rust-resistant nickel-plated steel. Besides, leather is natural and non-toxic, so your pet will not suffer from allergies and irritation won't be a problem for him.
Protected from rust and corrosion with nickel, the buckle and D-ring are massive, strong and resistant to breakage. The buckle is easy to fasten and undo. You will not waste your time on fastening the collar. All the hardware is riveted to make the collar more reliable.
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