"Me with my New Collar" (C) Allen Pearson |
My human took the collar from the bag, twisted it several different ways, yanked and pulled on it as hard as he could to see if it was made well. He wanted to see if it would keep its shape and if it could easily tear as he is really picky what I wear.
Also, he pulled on it really hard to see if he could pull it apart. It maintained its shape really well. He took a close look at the area where the metal plate is attached to the rest of the collar and determined it was good too.
I took my old collar off and replaced it with this new one! I felt so handsome and snazzy as the red collar goes great with my black shiny fur. My human said it is a good color too, meaning colorful or rich in color. Sometimes when a red is made for collars, it’s faded and less vibrant. The company offers several other colors, black, brown, orange, pink, yellow, green, blue and red.
I’ve been out for several long walks showing my dog friends and other humans how good I look in my new collar. At the speed I walk, I was concerned it would fall off or come loose. My human wouldn’t take me to the wooded trails until he was sure it was going to work for us.
"See the Steel Plate?" (C) Allen Pearson |
I have to say, my favorite feature of the collar is the stainless steel plate, located about the middle has my contact information on it.
If I get lost or someone needs to take me to my humans or if I am in an accident with my humans the First Responders will know where I live. There are quite a few good reasons to have a collar like this!
Also, my human really likes the way the collar seems to "sit" or "fit" on me. The ID tag, as shown in the photo above, seems to sit on top of my neck, instead of underneath. This allows me to be identified quicker. If someone happens to be afraid of me, but wants to help, they can see the tag without putting their arm or hand near my mouth. A smart design!
Also, my human really likes the way the collar seems to "sit" or "fit" on me. The ID tag, as shown in the photo above, seems to sit on top of my neck, instead of underneath. This allows me to be identified quicker. If someone happens to be afraid of me, but wants to help, they can see the tag without putting their arm or hand near my mouth. A smart design!
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