Embroidered Dog Collars

A great way to put a special mark on your pet is with Embroidered Dog Collars.  While other pet owners are using the stock black nylon collar, your dog will show off an embroidered collar that displays personality.

Pink Embroidered Hearts Dog Collar:  this leather-like collar have pink Valentine’s Day hearts encircling the neckwear.  The collar is 1” wide and offers a “D” ring for a dog license and name tag.  Made in the USA.

Personalized Nylon Collars & Leashes:  These are a great idea!  Have your phone number embroidered on the collar or leash for added safety in case you dog wanders off.  The item can be customized to your specifications and sent out in the mail to you in less than two days.  Make sure you measure your pet’s neck properly for a sure fit.  Add two or three inches for the right size.  You can also order a custom ID tag with more info on how to safely return your dog if found.

Actual user reviews –  “I strongly recommend this collar!  No more worrying about the ID tag falling off.  I received my order within three days from when I placed my order.”

“We got the embroidered collar after our veterinarian suggested it to us.  She said she has so many pets dropped off at her clinic with broken “D” rings and obviously missing tags as a result.  The red dye bled a little on our pup, but after we washed it, the collar didn’t bleed anymore.”

Lime Green Nylon Pet Collar w/ Fuchsia Embroidered Crabs:  Hmmm…  You ask, “Why lime green with fuchsia crabs?”  They say, “Why not?!” – which makes this item a great choice!  If you are looking for something completely off the wall and fun, this is the collar for your dog.  The collar is made from a hearty nylon blend and includes a durable plastic clasp.

Embroidered Green Shamrock Collar:  perfect for Saint Patrick’s Day.  If you have an Irish setter or have a dog named Lucky, this is a no-brainer!  This one inch wide collar is made of faux leather and has a d ring for tag and license attachment.

You can find these collars in the approximate price range of $10 and $35.  They aren’t terribly expensive so you may decide to buy a couple.  Some dog owners will keep them attached to leashes and have one in their vehicle and another left at home.  Because most of them feature easy release clasps, they are very convenient to put on and take off.

Leather Dog Collars

Tired of the standard bandanna around your poor ol’ dog’s neck? Maybe it’s time to upgrade to a classic leather dog collar! Just as you may like to wear a necklace, this is a great way to accessorize your trusty companion.

A leather collar is something that will last a long time, and ages very well. Many pet owners will opt for the nylon collars, but don’t you think a leather collar is a little more deserving on your dog? There are so many to choose from, too. There are Harley Davidson collars; pink, red, black, and natural leather, you name it – you will be able to find it. You can even have a personalized collar made especially for your dog. You can have her name displayed done in the leather work.

Don’t make the mistake of putting too big of a collar on a small dog, or too small of a collar on your large breed dog. If you’re going to do it, do it right! You find sizes from extra small for breeds such as a Chihuaha, and very large for Newfoundlands, etc. Make sure the collar is properly fitted and not too tight. You don’t want it to be a constant irritant. I don’t think you’d like a necklace that was one size too small, or cinched up too tightly. It’s always a good idea to be sure that you can get two fingers between her neck and collar – just enough for breather room, but not too much that she can slip out.

If you’ve spent enough time with your dog in training, you shouldn’t need a choker or electric training collar after a period of time. This is when a standard collar will do just fine on walks around the park, and here or there. Your dog will do well with a stern command and slight yank on the collar from the leash. Of course, this is an essential in the city for your pet’s license and name tag.

If your pet is a little more on the frisky side, reward it with a spiked dog collar! There are so many to choose from. From small blunt spikes, to even 1″ spikes. If your dog is likes to brush up on your leg, though, this may not be a good choice! Again, there are so many to choose from in all lengths, widths, colors, and size of spikes to suit almost any desire.

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