Information About Bling Bonz Combo Collar:

Getting tired of changing dog collars for different tasks? Then, for your dog, use Bling Bonz Combo Collar. This unique dog collar can be used for walking or training your pet greyhound or similar dogs that habitually backs out of collars. It has a Martingale-style that can be used either as a limited-slip choker or as a regular flat collar because it comes with an additional sewn-in D-ring for lead attachment.

Combo Collar with fashionable Bling Bonz pattern has no buckle and must be fitted over the widest part of the dog?s head. The 1" webbing width is perfect for is ideal for medium sized and large dogs. Take note, however, this dog training collar should not be left on an unleashed or unattended dog. As with all Lupine products, this combo collar is backed by a replacement guarantee, even if chewed or scratched!

Unique Features of Bling Bonz Combo Collar:

• Dual-action collar to use as a limited-slip choker or as a regular flat collar
• Ideal for dogs that habitually backs out of collars
• Martingale-style collar with sewn-in D-ring
• 1" webbing width is perfect for is ideal for medium and larger dogs
• Fashionable Bling Bonz pattern on high quality material
• Backed by a replacement guarantee, even if chewed or scratched
• Great to use with Bling Bonz leads
• Available in the following sizes:
  • 15-22" is for medium sized dogs like Cocker Spaniel, Brittany, & Beagle
  • 19-27" is for large dogs like Bulldog, Australian Shepherd, & Collie

Care Instructions:

• Machine wash in warm water
• Use mild soap
• Air dry
• Do not use bleach
• For extreme situations, pre-soak in an enzymatic cleaner like Nature?s Miracle or Simple Solution

How to Measure the Correct Collar Size:

To determine collar size, use a dressmakers tape to measure around the middle of the neck. Measure snugly, against the skin, not how you?d like it to fit. Whatever that measurement is, add in 5% extra for wiggle-room. This gives you a good approximation of the current size of the dog. For combo collars, In addition to measuring the dog?s neck (see above), measure all the way around the head, from the highest point of the skull, under the jaw, and back up.