Leather dog collar- Full Grain Thick Leather Dog Collar (S/M: 12"-16" Gray)

What this Leather dog collar is

• As an example, show a gray strap with a thick full-grain leather.

• 1 inch width for a clean fit and firm control.

• Size: S/M — Fits 12″–16″ necks (most dogs over 15 lb.)

• Designed for daily walks, tags, and training.

• Long-lasting design and classic appearance.

Why leather dog collar stands out

• Real full‑grain hide. It is not PU. It is not bonded.

• Rolles & locks in smooth stainless buckle

• D-ring with great strength + well-placed rivets where the most significant stress occurs.

• Carefully assembled and ready to spread love in the Virginia Beach area.

• Easy to size, easy to use, easy to love.

Fit and sizing

• Size range (from buckle base to first and last hole)

• Step 1: Lay a buckle collar that you currently use flat.

• It's a measurement from that buckle spike to the hole in use.

• Choose S/M if that figure is between 12" and 16"

• Under the strap, there should be enough space for two fingers.

Materials and hardware

• Well, of course, a strap: drum-dyed full-grain leather that breaks in and softens over time.

• Buckle: corrosion-free and stainless steel for smooth action and long life

• D‑ring: sturdy for leash and tags.

• Rivets: where shear strength is needed most

• Burnished edges for a clean, safe finish.

Comfort and safety

• Couple that with the broad, 1″ width that distributes force nicely across the neck.

• Full‑grain is breathable and does not hold heat.

• A slick rear side prevents coat rubbing

• Use a tight hole so the collar does not twist.

• Take a brief walk, reassess for fit, then adjust appropriately.

Daily use ideas

• Attach a leash to the D‑ring for walks, travel, or vet visits.

• Attach ID and rabies tags on the same ring.

• Implement in a calm area for place drills and recall cues.

• Then rotate with a harness if the dog is pulling hard.

• Always have a spare in the go-bag for travel plans.

Care and upkeep

• Dust and dirt can be cleaned with a cloth slightly moistened.

• Then lay it out to dry flat, out of the proximity of heat.

• If the strap feels dry, then a light leather conditioner is a great option.

• Wipe metal components dry following rainfall to maintain the finish.

• Store flat or hung. Avoid harsh cleaners.

Who it suits

• For dogs that require a durable, clean strap for everyday use.

• Owners who are into vintage equipment that matures.

• Abodes that place value on assembly here in the U.S. workshops.

• For pets in the 12″–16″ neck range that prefer a more secure fit.

How to measure step by step

• Drape a flexible measuring tape around the neck as it would where a collar sits.

• Place two fingers underneath the tape to make it feel comfortable.

• Note the number.

• Alternatively, measure a current buckle collar (from the spike to the hole in use)

• Select S/m if the span rests in the 12″–16″ territory.

Pro tips for a great fit

• Choose a hole so that the strap does not slide upwards throat.

• Have difficulty with the shoulder and armhole.

• If you give a groom or bath, then re‑check the hole.

• Puppies grow fast—check weekly.

• Any strap that is worn through the surface, showing deep cracks or sharp edges, should be retired.

Style and pairing ideas

• Brass tags or steel tags look great with gray.

• Pair with a simple leather lead for a matching set.

• A bright ID tag for easy sighting.

• When walking around at night, use a reflective slide‑on.

• A swift wipe-down once a week will keep the aesthetic looking fresh.

FAQs

• Is this genuine leather?

Yes. Not PU, not bonded, is even full-grain.

• Will it last?

Take care of your strap mildly, and it shall pay you back for years to come.

• How do I pick the right hole?

Aim for snug. The strap should slide two fingers underneath with light pressure.

• What if the dog pulls hard?

Fit a broader 1.5″ strap or combine with a no‑pull harness for training purposes.

• Can it get wet?

Light rain is fine. Wipe dry and let it air dry. Next, squeeze in a little bit of conditioner.

• Will it stain the coat?

Straps made from full‑grain leather are sealed against dye bleed. See how white the coat is with a quick sortie.

• How do I clean the buckle?

Wipe with a dry cloth. Use a slightly moist cloth if required and wipe immediately.