Ultra Fashion Leather Collar – New Look Accessory for One of The Most Powerful Canines!
Pitbull dog without wonderful collar on looks less great! The most friendly dog breed, your Pitbull, is in great need of enviable accessory. You are the happiest living being because your best friend is a four-footed animal! How to make your pet even more handsome now? In fact, it’s easier than you can think. To wear him in a special accessory that will suit him fine. Our attractive Designer Leather Collar answers this purpose to the full. The collar combines the best characteristics in addition to its fortunate exterior. Our pet equipment is multifunctional indeed. Even if you see a decorated accessory on the pages of our hospitable online shop, you should be sure that incredible benefit can be derived from each our canine article.
Only handmade dog goods for beloved pets are offered by our reputed makers! Only authorized dealers are involved in the process of manufacturing of the most demandable products for canines. Your dog will feel your care and love as soon as you start dressing him in our matchless equipment. Though this collar seems to be more aggressive than dog himself, you should not delay in getting that item for your Pitbull. Pitbulls are able to distinguish between artificial and natural things – it will be easy for him to discern your genuine caring attitude towards him that should consist in a choice of adequate equipment, strategy and tactics of training technique, encouragement of your pet in case of necessity, your ability to control own emotions by avoiding violent methods of treating him.
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Gorgeous leather collar boasts of trendy exterior and great performance
Custom made leather collar has strong buckle and D-Ring
The leather collar is a piece of art and equipment
| Key features of this Pitbull Collar: - Genuine leather
- 3 nickel spikes set in columns
- Massive brass plates
- Increased durability
- Affordable price
- Made by hand
- Strong D-Ring and buckle
- Well-thought design
- Manually riveted
| Intended use of this APBT Collar: - Dog walking
- Obedience training
- Handling big dogs
- Other dog activities
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| Sizes available: | Available colors: |
How to measure your Pitbull for good fit Collar:
Please be advised that:
- Always measure your dog neck circumference with the flexible measuring tape.
- Specify the neck size of your dog and we will make this size fit on central hole.
- There will be the total of 5 holes and the distance between each 2 holes is 1 inch (25 mm).
- For example: your dogs neck size is 20 inches (50 cm). Collar will fit on central hole at 20 inches (50 cm).
- There will be 2 smaller size holes - 18 inch (45 cm) and 19 inch (47.5 cm).
- There will be 2 bigger size holes - 21 inch (52.5 cm) and 22 inch (55 cm).
- There will also be tip of the collar after the last hole about 4 inch long (10 cm).
- Those are handcrafted collars and some sizes will differ a little (not significantly).
- When you measure already received collar on the dog you have to measure the inner part of the collar with the flexible measuring tape.
- 2 ply leather collars if measured laying flat on the table are 2 inch bigger than if measured on the dog.
Now, take the opportunities offered by this perfect dog gear. It is not a crime to wear Pitbull in superior collar but rather a lucky chance.
With this collar life conditions of your canine will be improved due to the comfortable fit, his manners will better, his popularity will increase, and many other positive moments are expected to happen very often in his canine world!
1. Do you like leather products? This collar is made of high quality leather named full grain one – a leader among leather stuff. It is not an occasional choice of leather for this collar. All is wanted to achieve is your dog's comfort and safety when being worn in this collar. This designer leather dog collar is an excellent exemplar – manual working of the leather, every millimeter of this article was given a special consideration.
2. Designed by the best manufacturers, this collar is a masterpiece in which your dog is gonna make a statement! Outstanding craftsmanship, as well as its reliability, safety are only those several characteristics of this collar. Exterior of the collar promises wonderful look of your Pitbull. Wearing accessory with well-thought design your Pitbull is doomed to success in everything.
3. Unlimited prospects in your dog’s everyday life will be opened with the help of this collar. Unique collar has unique capabilities. It will be an ideal stimulator for the two – your Pitbull and you, his owner. To achieve the best training results, to live happier life, to reach objects in view and many other valuable tasks/ wishes/plans can be realized with this collar.
4. Do you want everyone to think of your dog as of a true guardian, your faithful protector, your dreadful fashionista? This desire is easy to fulfill if equipped Pitbull with the collar. The symmetrical and proportional plates, as well as silver colored spikes, will emphasize your dog’s greatness. Buy this designer leather dog collar if want to pay less for worthy dog gear.
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Distemper virus can invade the respiratory, gastrointestinal, skin, immune and nervous systems. Consequently, signs are highly variable and disease course depends both on immune response and viral strain. Most commonly, early signs of clear to green nasal and ocular discharge, loss of appetite and depression are seen 1-2 weeks after infection, possibly followed by lower respiratory and gastrointestinal involvement. Neurological signs usually appear 1-3 weeks after recovery from GI and respiratory disease, but may develop at the same time or months later, even without a prior history of systemic signs.
Environmental decontamination
Distemper survives no more than a few hours at room temperature. Cold and moist conditions increase survival, and it can last for several weeks at near freezing temperatures. The virus is readily inactivated by most commonly used disinfectants. Routine hygienic precautions are generally adequate to prevent spread. The most important factor in shelter decontamination is quarantine/removal of incubating and mildly/subclinically affected animals.
Vaccination
Vaccination is the cornerstone of distemper prevention in a shelter. The canine distemper vaccine is one of the most rapidly protective vaccines available in veterinary medicine: It can provide meaningful protection within hours of administration. All dogs 4-6 weeks of age and older should be vaccinated immediately upon intake with a modified live or recombinant vaccine (earlier end of age range in the face of an outbreak or high risk environment). The recombinant vaccine may provide superior protection in the face of maternal antibodies, and, therefore, may be a good choice for puppies during an outbreak or in a community where distemper is a frequent threat. Because vaccination is never absolutely reliable in puppies under four months, extra care should be taken to mechanically isolate puppies in a shelter facing a distemper problem.
Clinical Signs of CDV
Clinical signs of distemper are often unapparent or mild. If one dog in a shelter develops full-blown disease, it is likely that there have been other, unrecognized cases in exposed dogs. Clinical signs of upper or lower respiratory infection and gastrointestinal disease are non-specific; a diagnosis of distemper should not be made based on these signs alone. Clinical signs more suggestive of distemper but seen with less frequency include neurological signs, ocular signs and dermatological signs. All distemper suspects should receive a careful eye exam.
Signs associated with dogs infected with canine distemper
Respiratory signs
• Nasal and ocular discharge • Coughing • Dyspnea (difficulty breathing) • Pneumonia
Diagnostic value of respiratory signs:
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