Dog Collars
A pet's collar will be one of your more important purchases you will make.
Choosing the right collar can make the association with your pet an enjoyable one, or the choice of a wrong one can make for a troublesome, and/or frustrating relationship.
Certain collars may serve various needs, e.g., holding I.D. tags, or it just may be fashionable, but what you want to do is to take time to check-out its construction. A sturdy nylon collar is normally a good choice.
A sturdy nylon collar minimizes fraying so it doesn't fall apart. A quality nylon collar can last the life of your friend.
Once you've chosen a collar, here's some suggestions on its use:
- For better control, the collar should ride high on your dog's neck;
- Two fingers should fit between the neck and collar;
- Watch for a loose collar - your pet could slip out , or snag on something causing harm;
- When using a wire cage, remove the collar; and
- For puppies/kittens, check size often. Remember, puppies/kittens don't stay small for very long!
You become attached to your pets, and they to you. They're family. Giving them less than the very best would be a disservice to them and you!
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| Art, and "Nacho" |
Until next time, love your pets!!
Art
Pet Corner
Source: Drs. Foster & Smith - Dogs & Cats
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