• A Pet Collar is placed around the neck to aid in control and restraint of a pet. Loops or rings are attached near the buckle for placement of identification tags, licenses, medical alerts and leashes.

• Fast Facts

  1. Types of Collars
  2. 1. Buckle Collar
  3. 1. Stud Collar
  4. 1. BreakAway Collar
  5. 1. Training Collar
  6. 1. Flea Collars
  7. Come in a variety of materials and styles
  8. Tailored to fit specific species or breeds
  9. Breakaway collars are used on cats
  10. Pet Collars are also an expression of personality and style of the pet's owner

• Buying Guide

  When choosing a collar it's important to consider the purpose of the collar. The traditional Buckle Collar is used as a restraining device and to hold identification tags. The BreakAway Collar serves the same purpose, but has a safety mechanism which prevents strangulation. These collars are popular for small animals or puppies or kittens who aren't strong enough or vocal enough to get one's attention in a dangerous situation. Stud Collars provide protection from other animals attacks. Since the neck area is a common and vulnerable point of attack by other animals the stud collar discourages animals to attack the area. Training Collars are used with dogs as a training aid. Correctly pulling and releasing the Slip Collar demands the animals attention and disciplines them accordingly. Variations on these different types of collars are available such as the Prong Collar and Shock Collars.

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