Do you know that dogs need to dress up too? All dog lovers know this and it will also thrill owners when they see their beloved dogs in cute dresses. However, there are dogs that really don’t like wearing such clothes. Some dogs will even rip those expensive clothes. Yes, this happens even to well-trained dogs. So is there a way to make your dog look good without the clothes on?
Well, consider wearing a stylish dog collar. Dog collars are no longer a tool that ties up dogs, but they have become quite fashionable. These collars are not very “intrusive” either, unlike dog clothes. As mentioned, some dogs may reject dog clothes, but almost all dogs accept dog collar as part of their appearance.
Most owners prefer to get a personalized dog collar for their dogs as a form of decorative item. These necklaces can be personalized by adding stones, they can be embroidered and they can be put in various materials to make them really special.
Having a personalized dog collar can make your dog look cute and cute. It can work even better than having clothes on. Imagine all the attention your dog will get when you see that cute dog collar he’s wearing and wonder how he managed to get it.
Besides looking good on dogs, the collar will serve another useful purpose. You see, with a personalized collar, you know that the dog can be found by others in case you lose it. The personalized dog collar would generally have its owner’s name and address inscribed on the inside of the collar. With that information, your dog can be returned to you much faster than expected.
Now, what is the usual size of a dog collar? You see, dog collars usually come in 3 sizes and their typical measurements are as follows:
– Small dogs: 41 cm (16 “)
– Medium-sized dogs: 48cm (19 “)
– Large dogs: 66 cm (26 “)
The next question you might ask is: if I wanted to add a few words, can I do it? The answer is Yes, it can usually have 5-7 letters on the face of the neck. They can be sewn, printed or glued.
There are owners who also made special rhinestone collars for their dogs!