Why Personalized Dog Collar
If you have a dog, you would know that it is a requirement that the dog should have a dog collar, so that you can effectively keep all of his/her legal tags attached to him/her at all times for safety. Since dog collars are mandatory, a lot of pet owners are choosing to make the best out of the situation, by using personalized dog collars, so that the collar can at least be unique.
You can easily make your dog stand out and be unique simply by getting him/her a specialized collar.
Here are some tips and advice on finding the best personalized dog collar…..
Depending on the kind of dog you have, you can get all kinds of custom designed collars in all makes of collars, including regular snap on collars, leather, and martingales. The collars can easily reflect your personality or your dog’s as they come in so many makes and styles which you can easily adapt your personal touch to by having the manufacturing company add things like rhinestones, spikes, name branding and other great touches.
Unique collars -
Gold, silver, platinum, and other precious metals can be added to the collar to make it unique, and you can also choose from many different materials for the collar itself, such as suede, leather, vinyl, and even cotton. Rhinestone Dog Collar are quickly becoming a popular and unique addition to personalized dog collars.
Gemstones such as zircons, rubies, crystals, and even diamonds are often used to create gorgeous and very original patterns and designs on the collars.
The most common and popular use of gemstones on collars, is crystals placed to spell out your pet’s name onto the collar, and also to add unique patterns, if desired. Unique collars are great, because they are still a collar, which means they will function like any other collar, except they make your dog special and stand out, which can also help if your dog were ever to be lost.
Sizes -
Since dogs come in all different sizes, it would be quite obvious that you can find a personalized dog collar sized to fit your dog as well.
Dog’s collars are measured in inches, and most often the bigger the dog, the larger their collar, however this is not always the case, but keep the following chart in mind:
- Tiny dogs (ex. teacup), 8-9 inches
- small sized dogs, 10-14 inches
- Small/Medium dogs, 14-16in
- Medium dogs, 16 to 18 inches
- Larger dogs, 20 to 22 inches
- Very large dogs- 22-24 inches
Most collars have a width of about ½ an inch to about 1 inch, and to scale things..
Jack Russels, Shelties and other similar sized dogs most often fall into the “small dog” category, as most have a neck circumference of about 10-14 in; which should help you to scale where your dog fits into the chart. Bigger dogs, like Labs, Retrievers, Dalmatians etc.. can have a varied collar size, because their neck sizes generally range anywhere from 14 to 20 inches, and likewise for large breed dogs; which is why you should always measure your dog’s neck circumference.
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