Premier Pet KeepSafe 1-Inch Medium Break-Away Dog Collar, Red |
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| Brand: Premier
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $15.99
Buy New: $14.00
You Save: $1.99 (12%)
New (3) from $14.00
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 154856
Color: Red
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 0.5 x 1 x 20
Model: KSC M 1 RED
UPC: 759023027906
EAN: 0759023027906
ASIN: B0002H3ZOY
Release Date: October 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Features:
| • | Patented KeepSafe Break-Away design ensures the safety of your dog | | • | Durable nylon webbing collar and DuPont nylon polymer buckle | | • | Designed to release due to pressure from various directions | | • | Can be used as a secure walking collar by simply attaching leash to 2 D rings | | • | Measures 1 inch wide and fits necks 14 inches to 20 inches around |
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Product Description
Prevents the tragedy of strangulation if your dog catches his collar on everyday things such as wire, underbrush, deck boards, etc.
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Customer Reviews:
Good, safe collar June 30, 2008
Emily from Minneapolis
All dogs should have safety / break-away collars. We bought these collars for our dogs who like to wrestle after one dog's jaw got caught in the collar of our other dog, hurting his jaw and choking the other dog to the point where we nearly lost him. I didn't think we needed to worry about collar safety because we are almost always with our dogs and often remove the collars when we leave them home alone. This collar does what it is supposed to do and will snap if pulled on too strongly. You can easily snap it back together and put it back on your dog. Be sure to use both d-rings if you attach a leash to the collar and your dog is a puller, as he may pull hard enough to break out of the collar. We use harnesses to walk our dogs and twice now I haven't been paying attention to what I clip the leash to and he has pulled so hard that he broke out of the collar. Lesson learned and I now always look at where I'm hooking it up (to the harness rather than the collar, but if you use both rings you can safely attach it to the collar).
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