Lake Country collars will soften to a wonderful, almost buttery-softness. Made of full grain bridle leather adorned with antiqued brass hardware. The edges are stitched and beveled to assure comfort. This collar’s unfinished edges lend a pleasing contrast to the rest of the collar. Antiqued brass buckle and dee-ring. Matching leashes are available.
Colors available: Tan, Black, Burgundy
Sizes: 1/2″ x 10″; 5/8″ x 12″; 3/4″ x 14″, 16″; 1″ x 18″, 20″, 22″, 24″, and 26″
Adjustment Ranges:
- 8″ adjusts 8″ – 10″
- 10″ adjusts 9″ – 12″
- 12″ adjusts 11″ – 14″
- 14″ adjusts 11″ – 14″
- 16″ adjusts 13″ – 16″
- 18″ adjusts 14″ – 18″
- 20″ adjusts 16″ – 20″
- 22″ adjusts 18″ – 22″
- 24″ adjusts 20″ – 24″
- 26″ adjusts 22″ – 26″
Collar Sizing
Buckle Style Dog Collar Sizing Guide
Inspect and replace a collar, harness, or leash as soon as it shows signs of wear.
Even though your new dog collar or harness is adjustable, it is important to measure your dog carefully for his comfort and your peace of mind. You will not want the collar so loose that is slips over the dog’s head or so tight that he can’t breathe properly.
Keep in mind that our measurements are from the center bar of the buckle to the farthest hole and that you will be able to adjust the collars or harness down from there.
Please also take into account that each collar will have 2″ of adjustability. Given the example of a 14″ dog collar, a 14″ collar will adjust from 12″ to 14″.
- If you are satisfied with the fit of your dog’s current collar, measure that collar from the center bar of the buckle to the farthest hole.
- Our collars are sized according to this measurement, not to the over-all length of the collar which varies by manufacturer.
- If you don’t have a tape measure, your can measure your dog’s neck or chest with a string then measure the string with a flat ruler.
- A rule of thumb is to leave an allowance for two fingers to fit between the collar and the dog for a comfortable fit. The collar should not be so tight that it will cause discomfort or so loose that it slides over the dog’s head.
Bridle Leather Care Instructions
Quality full grain bridle leathers are some of the most durable leathers available. Proper care will ensure that Auburn Leathercrafters’ products meet your expectations. If wet or soiled, leather should be allowed to air dry. Never dry your collar or leash in direct heat! Once dry, gently clean using a damp cloth. You may then want to treat your collar or leash with a light coating of a product such as a neutral colored Leather Balm applied according to instructions on the label. Alternatively, you may wish to apply Leather BriteTM conditioner (available at LeatherBrite.com) to nourish and help repel dirt and oils.
