Nylon Prism Snap-N-Go Collar by Weaver Leather
Made from flexible, single-ply nylon, this collar is easy on the hair coat, adjusts to fit a variety of sizes and is box-stitched at stress points for durability and style. Features a nickel plated dee, black plastic slide, black plastic contoured quick-release buckle and black plastic keeper. Not recommended for tie out. Each Weaver collar
Made from flexible, single-ply nylon, this collar is easy on the hair coat, adjusts to fit a variety of sizes and is box-stitched at stress points for durability and style. Features a nickel plated dee, black plastic slide, black plastic contoured quick-release buckle and black plastic keeper. Not recommended for tie out. Each Weaver collar provides more collar for your dollar with an extra 2″ for adjustment. Measures 1″ x 17″ – 25″.
Product Features
- Made of top quality single-ply nylon
- Box-stitched at stress points for added durability
- Snap-n-Go design adjust to a variety of sizes
- Nickel plated hardware
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Labeling on product says this small measures from 9 to … Labeling on product says this small measures from 9 to 13 inches. even with 1/2 clip inserts it is barely 12 inches, take away 1/2 clip inserts and it closer to a max of 11 inches…My pet was 10.5 inches behind the ears a few inches down the neck…Returned, perhaps to get medium My opinion consider -2 inches from stated max length to fit your pet.
Dye ran off collar once it got wet and the dye caused hair to fall out and sores. The collar bled once it got wet and my dog had a bad reaction to it causing her hair to fall out and sores to come up under the collar. She has a large two quarter sized sore at back of neck. Not sure if she is allergic or if it is the ink that is caustic but ink shouldn’t run from the collars.
Good, but dye bleeds. Would have given it 5 stars but the dye bled. After ordering it and a blue collar, I read a review that mentioned the dye bleeding and irritating the reviewers dog. So I soaked the collars in hot soapy water. The blue collar required just one soaking. The red collar required 24 hours of soaking, changing the water occasionally; before the dye quit bleeding.