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Christmas Dog Collar - Welded Large O-Ring - Durable and Comfortable - AdventureMore

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About AdventureMore Dog Collar

Dog collar Vs harness - which one is better?

The decision of whether to use a collar or harness for your dog is not an easy one and requires careful consideration of various factors such as breed, age, and activity level. Both dog collars and dog harnesses serve the important purpose of providing a secure and comfortable means for dogs to engage in outdoor activities. Dog collars are a popular choice for training and correcting behavior, however, it is important to keep in mind that if your dog is a strong puller, a collar may put excessive pressure on their neck and pose a choking hazard. On the other hand, dog harnesses offer added comfort and often feature anti-pull mechanisms, but can be less convenient to wear and may not provide enough space for id tags. Ultimately, the choice between a collar or harness will depend on the individual needs and preferences of you and your dog. Deciding whether you should wear a collar or harness for your dog is complicated because many factors should be considered, breed type, age, and activity level. Dogs need outdoor activities, there's no doubt about it. Both dog collars and dog harnesses are suitable for daily use, but you need to understand their pros and cons before making a final decision. Dog collars are a good option for training your dog and correcting behavior, but if your dog pulls hard, the collar may injure his neck and be a potential choking hazard. A dog harness that is more comfortable than a dog collar and has anti-pull feature with an additional front clip. But they're inconvenient to wear, and often don't have room for ID tags.

  • Professional Force Distribition Design.
  • Extra Thick Neoprene Padded.
  • Dual Nylon Webbing.
  • Highly Reflective in The Dark.
  • Durable Hardware.
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    Why you will Choose AdventureMore Dog Collar

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    Sandra Ricker
    Beautiful collar but…

    The collar was too big for my Havanese and reflective tape too thick for him.
    As in my previous review the coat was perfect, he loves it!!! It’s our second vest for him…cold winters in VT

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    Roxanne
    Works great!

    Really nice, sturdy harness. It helped 100% with my dogs pulling. I would buy it again.


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