Dog Collars
Leather Dog Collars
Durable from end to end, these leather collars come in a variety of sizes and colors.
With such a well-made leather design, you can’t go wrong with a classic leather dog collar.
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Royal Nappa Leather Dog Collars
Made of luxuriously soft Nappa leather, these collars are the cream of the collar crop.
Incredibly durable and very stylish, this collar is a classy reflection of you and your dog’s personality.
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Pinch Dog Collars
Pinch collars, also known as “prong collars,” may look somewhat barbaric but in reality, they are quite gentle.
With its unique pronged design, you can train your dog through motivation rather than correction. This collar is not for every dog breed (especially smaller ones), nor is it for every trainer.
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Studded/Spiked Dog Collars
These studded leather collars have all of the classic brass, spikes and studs that personify the masculinity and ruggedness of your dog.
They come in a variety of sizes and colors and they are offered in both leather and nylon.
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Fashion Dog Collars
For the more trendy dogs out there, several of our collars provide more of a fashion statement with certain looks as braided leather collars and leather collars adorned with blue stones.
Also, for the stylish patriotic type, try the hand painted “American Pride” collar.
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Choke Dog Collars
For the use of corrective training, check out these choke collars.
They have long been known as an effective tool in training your dog that certain actions are undesirable with what is known as “leash pops.”
Made in Germany, these collars come in both stainless steel and leather.
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Agitation Dog Collars
Agitation collars are extremely useful for protection and bite work training.
They come in highly durable leather and are equipped with a handle for additional safety.
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