Leather Custom Dog Collar for everyday Pitbull

Meet our new offer a new custom Leather padded custom dog collar for Pitbull

Hight quality soft padded leather dog collar best for tracking,everyday,walking,training ang agitaion dog training!


Alos this Leather dog collar padded with thick felt for maximum dog comfort.


1.5"(3.8 cm) width PADDED LEATHER DOG COLLAR

This Pitbull Padded LEather dog collar good for agitation work.

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