Spiked Brown collar 24'' for PITBULL /24 inch dog collar - S44

We use only full grain selected hides high quality leather in making our collars

This collar is app. 1 1/2 inch (40 mm) wide.

Will fit 24 inch (61 cm) neck size!!!

This collar adjustment is 22-26 inches!

General "Woof" Collar Tip: Not all buckles, rings are same quality. A lot depends on kind of metal, kind of finish, manufacturer, design.Please take this into account when you order the collar. We use only best of the best. You don't like anything? Simply return it.

General "Woof" Collar Tip: While there are so many similar collars around , we do our best to offer constantly new designs so your dog can stand out of the crowd.

Leather dog collar for walking, training, tracking...

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...to start reading the other useful article from the beginning please click on here...Advice for raising a 1/2 APBT puppy w/ small animals
Well here's the thing, it really doesn't matter if a dog is raised with other animals or not, they don't see other critters as "family", this puppy could be great with your cats and dogs forever if any, he could be fine for 6 months and then prey drive like mad, he could get along for years and then one day get over excited or mad and kill one of them, mostly because your other animals are quite small in comparision and a 50-60 pound dog grabbing and shaking doesn't take long to cause huge amounts of damage. You are usually better off getting an adult dog who personality is set and you have an idea on prey drive. Not always the case though, there's a guy who's dog killed his two cats after 3+ years of peaceful living together. He was leaving them together alone though which is a bad idea. All the socialization and training isn't going to change your dogs genetics and pit bulls don't really care too much about pecking order, they will fight even if they are bottom of the pack or top, some dogs are just more quick to anger and some are laid back and tolerant, the type that won't fight unless they are badly pushed. It also depends on your cat and other dog. Yorkies are terriers (kind of) too and can have quite a bit of attitude, some cats just don't get along with some dogs. What you can do is supervise like crazy, don't leave the dogs and cat together alone, don't leave toys/treats/food out for something to fight over, reward for good calm behavior, don't allow chasing of the other animals. You had beter also stay away from a dog park, it's an uncontrolled situation,your dog would probably be ok there as a young puppy but a bad time there could easily backfire. Puppy obedience and playdates are much better....to read the other interesting article please click on here...