Do you recommend the brass I.D. tag that installs with rivets that is 3/4" thick for this collar?
139941
I am guessing by looking at this that the padding is 3/4in and the leather is 1/2in that makes up the collar. so No.
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.
139943
Get your dog tag here at boomerang tags. https://www.boomerangtags.com/ At this site order the collar tag...I just bought the 1 inch collar tag to fit Perri's medium collar. Make sure you order the Double Thick Nylon and Leather CollarTag--the one inch size will fit perfectly over the medium Perri leather collar. If you need a small or large collar you will have to order the appropriate collartag size. Boomerang tags are the best I've ever bought and you will get them in a few days via USPS.
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.
9650
The collar is a bit large. I ended up duck taping a section of the collar to prevent my dog from chewing the ends off of it.
573815
Purchase the same size of the collar. I believe when you purchased it there would be a size listed. it may be the 3mm
2211025
It's possible, but doubtful. My dog's collar was not padded and the rivet wouldn't stay on. There was extra room for a thicker collar, but I would estimate only 1/8 of an inch.
715824
The collar is pretty universal but you would probably need to put a new hole in it for it to work.
472394
I have no idea. When I ordered, the collar was listed by inches, i.e. 12", 14", 16", etc.
1976757
I have a large dog, 75 lbs. His collar measures just under 1" (15/16 to be exact). The large tag fits well and looks nice.
2069121
It should fit just fine. I would order a quick release collar replacement ( info in my original review) I think the quick release collars are more easily scale able to the right size versus the buckle type. The unit is fantastic and has great range. I highly recommend it. Also, if it doesn't work for you, you can always return it.
918419
You'd probably need two extra links. We have the medium size collar and each link adds approx. 1-1/4" in length
300928
As long as the leather is no thicker than the average dog collar I don't see why not.
1134031
I just measured the diameter of my bar and its exactly 1" and the length of the Collar is 1 1/4" so... I'm guessing as long as the thickest part of the threads are an inch and you have 2 or 3 top threads in a 1 1/4'' span you should be good. these Collars are awesome tho... way better than the clamps my bar came with. Hope this helps have a good one.
1551497
I just measured one of my collars and it is about 20 inches from buckle to buckle. However you could probably just purchase a collar and you would be able to attach the receiver very easily. The receiver just clips onto the collar.
653660
I'd say if the links are cheap buy a few , but may be worth ur while to just buy another collar . All price considering .
1230170
No. Pliers work fine for the rivet. I used a 1/4" drill for the heavy collar to make the hole for the rivet. Just pick which ever of the three rivet lengths matches the collar thickness. Our dog has hunted in marshes, swamps, lakes and very heavy wooded cover and the rivets are holding up well.
300266
If you mean width-wise, 3/4" would be ok or 1". Probably just a matter of preference. My dogs pull really hard sometimes, so I like the 1". If you mean length, the collar specificitions will tell you what size it will fit, and you just need to tape measure your dogs neck at the pointyou want the collar to fit to know which size.
853075
If the collar or harness strap is too thick it will apply constant pressure on the clip and may cause it to break over time. 3/16" is about the thickest that is recommended and up to 1-inch wide.