How thick is the collar, exactly? I ask because I use "rivet" dog tags and I can't put it on if the collar is too thick.
18017
It is slightly less than 1/8 th inch. That is the closest I can measure. I hope this helps.
18018
It is one ply, not flimsy,but a nice thickness. I don't use rivets but I don't think it would be a problem. Same as most other collars.
18019
It's not flimsy, but it is only one-ply. It seems to be the same thickness of other collars I have of the same material. I don't rivet, but sew in the pup's metal dog license (with an upholstery needle) and that wasn't a problem.
2143580
No, the problem with this tag is that you have to take the collar apart to slide the tag on. Unfortunately, a design flaw.
317361
I'm a bit confused by your question. The Rivets fasten the tag into place. The company provides you with a large and small set of rivets, along with a basic spreadable holder set. The thickest material you can adhere the fastener to is about 1/8". The 1" measurement is regarding the width of the tag, not the depth of the rivets.
512310
The collar thread through two brackets at the sides and around the front to stabilize it, you have two size of electrodes depending on the fur of your dog, short fur you use the smaller ones, long or thick the other. Hope this helps.
647645
The rivets I received were split down the middle such that when you spread them out, they stay in place. You can use a small set of pliars to spread them out. I would reccomend putting the smooth rivet head on the inside of the collar. If installed as the picture shows, the rivets may cause some irration to your animals neck.
930570
I recommend not using the collar that comes with the unit, the manufacturer puts large attachment holes in a narrow collar (3/4 inch). Buy a 1 inch collar and put your own holes in. This also allows you to put the clasp on top of the dogs neck, to allow for easy removal and attachment of dog tags.
1421772
Nick, The collar is very big, I have an adult golden retriever mix and we have considered cutting down a portion of the collar. There are plenty of holes for any adjustment, large or small. Great collar!
1230169
I used a normal hammer and a flat punch to set the rivets. I cut a slot in the collar, pushed the rivet thru, assembled the other end and gently tapped to close.Once done, the tag is secure, no issues.
139942
I did a quick search on the brass I.D. tag you mentioned, and I have to admit they look pretty cool. I think with a bit of careful planning, they would work just fine with this collar. Obviously you will need a tool to puncture through the leather in order to pass the rivets through.
1237358
The collar is adjustable. Just buy the one appropriate for the size of the dog. It's not magic, but it does help!
721449
Hello,This collar worked great on my dog.However, she weighs around 13 ponds.The collar is bulky on her.I am guessing it would be too heavy for your dog.I hope this helped.Have a great day.
1215075
I have a westie dog, and I sent the collar back. It was to strong for him and he's about 12 lbs. will it fit him...don't actually remember the sizing to well. Sorry couldn't be more help with that.
1235363
Yes it would fit on to a 1" wide collar, but no bigger. You can't make the tag any bigger - it just slides on to the collar and it has to be the buckle type collar. It can't slide over the clip lock type collar.
317360
I used them on Invisible Fence collars that are 3/4" wide and they are fine. A little bit wider than the collar but does not seem to bother the dogs or their necks at all. The only thing I had to do was readjust the collar to accommodate the length of the name tag.
600278
I have a 70 lb American Bulldog and the collar is a bit tight on him to the point that I don't like putting it on him. However I have put it on him before and he definatly responds to it. Also the collar I beleive/feel that the clip is cheaply made and I had it on my 40 lb black lab and it broke. I still need to get a different collar so I can continue to use it. Hope this helps.
946767
I'm sorry, I no longer have the collar because of the reactions it caused. I believe it is a one size fits all. You cut off the length not needed.
947021
I don't completely understand what your question is, but if you want to put on your dog's regular collar, you certainly can, I actually concealed this tick collar below my dog's regular one, no one knows he is wearing it.