Leather Collar 1 inch wide for Pitbull

Leather dog collar 1 inch(2.5 cm) wide

General "Woof" Collar Tip: You should know that when your dog is properly measured that would be enough for making good fit collar. If someone says – don’t worry and order this collar, it will fit your dog for sure, you should be alerted 
– this is simply not true, some products have generic sizing but it is always good to check exact sizing info, as not all dogs have same body and head shape and size.
To measure your dog for collar you can simply use flexible measuring tape or string which you can apply to flat ruler.
When you size for collar you can order based on tight measurement
We make collars adjustable up and down (based on the exact neck size you specify when place the order online)

Leather Collar 1 inch wide for Pitbull

This dog collars are 1 inch wide they are hand crafted in best leather.
This is fitted with a Silver Plated Hardware buckle,and D keeper.
This is hand stitched by a master saddler using traditional materials and techniques.


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