Looking for the best nylon dog collar for your dog? It can be really tough determining what constitutes a well constructed dog collar if you don’t know what to look for. So here a few tips on what to look for in a well-made collar for your dog:
Top stitched in white, this dog collar is sewn with a heavy nylon thread by hand, and assembled using several tacks for added strength
Keep in mind that no collar will last if not taken care of properly. Do not put your dog on a tie out for hours on end and expect that a collar will withstand the constant pulling and rubbing that tying out your dog will do – particularly if on a short tie out. Using proper washing and care, and rotating between 2 – 3 collars will maximize the life of your dogs neck wear. Don’t have your dog wear the same collar day in and day out for months at a time and expect it to last unless it is metal (not very comfy) or leather (durable, but hard to keep clean). After all, what would you expect that shirt you are wearing to last if you wore it for everyday for 4 – 6 months without changing it?
Most good quality dog collars, like those made by The Artful Canine, can be found for under $20. If you have to pay for a few a year, that’s a very economical wardrobe considering what we humans spend on clothing. Besides, a nice looking collar is a reflection of the love and care you give your dog. And they deserve it, with all that unconditional love they give you, don’t they?
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