Dog collar and leash – Leather check pattern set for small dogs (White S)

Dog collar and leash – small doggie leather check pattern set (White S)]

This set is ideal for small breeds only and is bright, soft, and strong enough for daily walking. S (11.4–13.4 in, two‑finger fit test for comfort and safety) Tags and leashes are held with a zinc‑alloy buckle and heavy‑duty D‑ring.

Why this Dog collar and leash stands out

• For everyday wear, classic leather that lasts a lifetime, made to withstand the test of time, is your best bet.

• Providing practical utility for pets (read: it fits small dogs), the classic check print makes a crisp, polished statement.

• The zinc-alloy buckle and welded D-ring are corrosion-resistant and durable, ensuring a long service life.

Key features

• And eventually, proper tanned leather with burnt edges reduces the chafing to zero on small necks over short periods.

• Include metal hardware for leash, ID tag, bell, and safety light attachment as appropriate.

• Neck Size May Vary: A combination of grooming cycles can result in differences in neck size, mellows holes to fit snugly, and secure

Sizing and fit (small only)

• Circle neck: snug two flat fingers between the collar and skin. Measurement: over the base of the neck

• If the two fingers slip in very easily, then tighten it one notch. If it doesn't fit the seat, loosen it slightly.

• Groomed or grown; after a couple of weeks, re-check that the collar is fitting & neat on the charcoal.

Comfort and safety

• Of course, leather has a natural ability to give a little, so no punishing 'rope burn' in the hands and rest around the neck in comfort.

• It keeps them from slipping out and prevents any potential throat pressure with sudden stops.

• Leash points and ID tags stay put—safe and sound, thanks to sturdy metal hardware for a walk in confidence.

How to use

• Clip it to the D‑ring, make sure you have that two‑finger check, and hightail it outside for short walks to help your cat get the hang of being collar-free.

• Start on a quieter route and gradually add in busier ones as your small dog becomes more confident.

• Check the buckle and ring; do not bring them on an outing — vomit if the buckle, ring, and/or leather fail.

Care and maintenance

• Pat the leather dry and allow it to air dry. And, periodically condition it to maintain flexibility and avoid cracks in the leather.

• Keep refrigerated and away from sunlight. Avoid wet, heat, and do not rub with blunt objects.

• Inspect the buckle for signs of cracking, and ensure that the D-rings are not loosening. Against such symptoms, embracing retirement is a suitable indication.

What's included

• A single heavy-duty leather collar with a metal buckle & D‑ring for strong on-leash & ID uses.

• A suitable leather lead that matches, allowing you to wear it on your pet's face for more extended periods while maintaining style and control.

FAQs

• How tight should a collar be on a little dog, if at all?
  Two-finger method: slide your two fingers flat beneath it. It provides a snug fit, but the tension is loose and can be adjusted as needed. It stays too tight if the collar is too tight.

• How frequently should one check in good shape?
  Necessary: This measurement should be taken weekly, as grooming can affect the fit, particularly for smaller necks.

• Why choose leather over synthetic?
  Your well-tanned leather shoes and boots will protect you, keep you upright, look great, deliver rugged good looks, comfort, and maturity all in one.

• A question I frequently receive is: Are Zinc Alloy Buckles Good? and for good reasons. Let's talk about it.
  This means that Heavy-Duty and Rustproof Zinc-alloy buckles do indeed come in handy during times of heavy wear and tear on a daily/periodic basis.

• Can I attach lights or tags?
  It comes with a welded D-ring for tagging, a bell, or a clip-on safety light.