Collars for large dogs.
NZ $26.00
Hand made dog collars with 100% going to bone cancer research.
Collars are made with either fabric or New Zealand manufactured jaquard over 38 cm (1 1/2inch) nylon webbing, and have been sewn with an industrial machine to double box stitch all stress points for extra durability.
Each collar features a side release buckle, welded diecast metal D-Ring, and is fully adjustable.
I take pride in everything I make and each collar is made with my own dogs safety in mind. People tell me my collars have lasted longer than other collars and still look good after many washes.
Your dogs name can be machine stitched on the collar for no extra cost.
Size. These are average measurements. As they are adjustable they can be made smaller or larger. They can be made to your measurements.
Large
45 – 60 cm
x-Large
61 – 73 cm
Collars are made with either fabric or New Zealand manufactured jaquard over 38 cm (1 1/2inch) nylon webbing, and have been sewn with an industrial machine to double box stitch all stress points for extra durability.
Each collar features a side release buckle, welded diecast metal D-Ring, and is fully adjustable.
I take pride in everything I make and each collar is made with my own dogs safety in mind. People tell me my collars have lasted longer than other collars and still look good after many washes.
Your dogs name can be machine stitched on the collar for no extra cost.
Size. These are average measurements. As they are adjustable they can be made smaller or larger. They can be made to your measurements.
Large
45 – 60 cm
x-Large
61 – 73 cm
Payment options
- Cash on pick-up
- Bank deposit
- PayPal
- Credit card via PayPal
Shipping details
- Ships from Wellington, New Zealand.
- Free Standard post within NZ
- Pick up by arrangement.
- If there is no suitable option for you listed above, contact kasernest to enquire about alternative payment or shipping options.
NZ $26.00
Listing #204489
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