Personalized Leather Dog Collar For Small Dogs
Personalized Noiseless Leather Dog Collar with a Custom Hand Stamped Tag
This leather dog collar can be stamped with your puppy's important details.Each tag can be hand stamped with up to 2 lines of text. Each line will hold 20 characters (letters/numbers/symbols/spaces)
The plates attach directly to the collar, so there is no noise from the tags. They are secured with ether Chicago screws (gold brass, copper or silver).
HOW TO CHOOSE A SIZE: (see photos)
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HOW TO MEASURE FOR A NEW COLLAR:
If this is your dog's first collar or you need a different size, measure around the dog's neck just as you would like the new collar to fit. It shouldn't be too tight that it's uncomfortable or too loose that it will slide over the dog's head. Use this measurement as a guide for choosing a new collar.
HOW TO MEASURE AN EXISTING COLLAR:
Take a look a the photo in the listing. Choose your collar from one of the styles in the photo. Use the placement of the RED LINE as a guide to measure. Use this measurement to help choose your size.
COLLAR DETAILS:
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PERSONALIZATION DETAILS:
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I personally hand stamp my pieces. Hand Stamping is different from an engraving process. Each letter, number and symbol is created using individual stamping tools.
Variations in spacing and letter/number alignment may occur. These differences should not been seen as defects, but rather adding to the charm and uniqueness of each piece. These cuffs are handmade and not made with a machine, so no two items will ever look exactly alike.
Unless there is a mistake on my part, All personalized items are a final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged. Please measure carefully and check your text for spelling and/or grammar mistakes. Feel free to contact me with any questions regarding to size.
HANDMADE IN THE USA.
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Create a piece that speaks to your soul.
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