Large Dog Collar

Name: Quillin Large Dog Collar
Brand: Quillin
SKU: DCL12-20
Price: 39.95 USD
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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Discover the beauty of our exclusive brass hardware! Crafted from premium English-finished bridle leather with meticulously hand-rubbed edges, this product offers lasting durability and timeless elegance.... Show more

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Product description

Quillin Made Leather Dog Collars

Available With Brass Hardware ONLY!!

We size to neck measurement NOT collar total length!
Premium English Finished Leather - no need for an oily collar. Name plates are polished and ink is baked in. PLEASE NOTE PETS CAN RUB AND SCRATCH INK OUT.
Select English ﬁnished bridle leather and hand rubbed edges for years of durable good looks. Wider than our standard collar and available in Brown or Havana 1 1/4 inch leather. Comes with a 1 line brass name plate or an optional 2 line plate. Solid Brass roller buckle and ring with creased hand rubbed leather and riveted construction.
Made to actual even sizes. Please measure you pet's neck for a proper fit. We size to the center hole.
Items with an engraved name plate are made to measure for your order. Unfortunately we cannot accept returns on these custom made leather goods. PLEASE measure correctly as we cannot refund or replace these special order, made for you, items.

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5 van 5

I like that these collars and leads come from one of America's finest custom halter shops. Made in Bourbon County Kentucky, in the heart of the Bluegrass and thoroughbred country ... you know their leather goods come with a pedigree. Don't forget one of their fantastic brass nameplates!

By Kaylie Besteman on 25 January 2025

5 van 5

This is a beautiful collar. I might have ordered one size too large, but it will work. My Wolfhound looks ver regal in it! I will purchase more leather goods in the future.

By Lisa Ewing on 14 July 2023