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.
1643191
I can't answer that for you. i can tell you this name tag didn't even last 12 hrs before it fell of my dogs collar and was lost.
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.
665122
It is not a collar. It is just a tag. There is a Velcro loop that wraps around a collar.
2026659
My dog is about 100 pounds and fits him without having to punch any new holes in the collar. You should have no problem at all with your dogs....Vic Butcher, CPA, LUTCF (Cordova, TN)
876130
The purpose of the quick release...is exactly as stated...just need to pinch to release the collar, it's a convenience thing! Measure your dog's neck at the "thickest" point, and add 2-3" to determine the size you need.
511872
I got a collar large-my dog is a service dog, so I wanted to be able to slip it off and on at my discretion, so I can't really help you with the size,except to say she is a lab, about 75lbs. I also want to say that you will not be disappointed regarding the stitching or the wear and tear; she really does a beautiful job and gets it out within a couple of days!
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.
187547
I'm sorry. I don't remember how long the collar was. I did have to cut a decent amount off for it to fit my hound
1894441
I wasn't able to use collar -- my dog didn't weigh enough. I would call the Dogtra people and see what they say. Good luck!
2250784
Yes! What I do is take narrow strips of duct tape and wrap the tag where the strip is not on the inside of the collar. That way it is on the skin and not on the outside of the collar at all. It saves a world of problems! Good luck!
1061285
I has seen there were different sizes. Is that correct? I have two 75 -80 pound dogs do you have the appropriate size that would be designed for them or is it one size fits all collars?
34517
Use a regular collar. I even use an Easy Walk Harness with mine (underneath the vest)! LOVE this vest and so does Kody. I sewed my Service Dog patches to it as well. It is very visible and wonderful for this purpose.
2229330
How big is your dog's neck? I can measure it when I get home. I have a medium sized, 42 lb shiba inu/chow mix and the collar has a lot left over. It has holes throughout the whole thing. Also be aware that the batteries are expensive, but for us its totally worth it.
423021
I think you need the next size down. It's too big for your dog. Are you keeping this collar on your dog 24-7? I only use mine to walk the dog. It shouldn't fall off when you're walking your dog. If it does, it is definitely too large.
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.
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.