Dog Collars

Dog collars at DogLooksGood© range from everyday nylon and leather collars to engraved ID collars, jeweled and chain styles, and matching collar and leash sets. The range suits puppies and toy breeds as well as medium and big dogs, with sizes from XS to 2XL depending on the model. If you want your dog's name on the collar itself, start with our personalized dog collars.

How to choose the right dog collar

• Material: Nylon collars are light and easy to clean, leather collars soften with wear and look classic, while velvet and corduroy models feel soft against the neck. Zinc alloy chain and jeweled collars are dressier pieces for outings.
• Identification: Several collars carry a stainless steel nameplate or an engraved buckle area for your dog's name and your phone number. An ID on the collar helps anyone who finds a lost dog contact you quickly.
• Closure and safety: Some models use a breakaway or quick release buckle that opens fast when you need it. A breakaway design is useful for dogs who spend time unsupervised, since it can open if the collar gets caught.
• Dog size: Small dog collars start around 15 cm of neck circumference, while padded leather models in L and XL are made for medium and big dogs. Chain collars come in fixed lengths from about 8 to 27.6 inches.
• Matching pieces: Many designs are offered as a collar alone, a leash alone, a bow collar or a full collar and leash set, so you can build a coordinated walking kit in one order.

Sizing and fit

Measure your dog's neck with a soft tape where the collar naturally sits, then add room so you can slide two fingers flat under the collar. Compare that number with the size chart on each product page, since sizing differs from one model to another. If your dog falls between two sizes, pick the larger one and use the adjustment holes or slider to fine tune the fit.

Popular picks in this collection

• Customized Dog Collar: a leather collar with a stainless steel nameplate you can personalize, for owners who want ID built into the collar.
• Heavy Duty Tactical Dog Collar and Leash Set: a padded nylon collar with a quick release buckle, sold alone or with a leash, in sizes M to XL for active and larger dogs.
• Small Cute Dog Collar: a breakaway collar in polyester blends sized from 15 to 35 cm, for toy breeds and puppies.
• Personalized Adjustable Dog Collars: nylon with real leather and a bronze buckle, with breakaway and quick release features, in six colors.
• Gold Dog Chain Collar: a zinc alloy chain in gold, silver or rose gold, for dogs who dress up for outings.

Pairs well with

A collar is only one part of the walking setup. Add a matching dog leash, or switch to a dog harness for dogs who pull. Owners who prefer a coordinated kit can browse the dog harness and leash sets, and anyone working on loose leash walking will find tools in dog training equipment. For extra peace of mind, read why a GPS tracker can make your dog safer.

Dog collar FAQ

Should I use a collar or a harness for walks?

A collar is handy for carrying ID tags and for calm dogs who walk on a loose leash. A harness spreads pressure across the chest instead of the throat, which many owners prefer for dogs who pull, small breeds and flat faced breeds. Many dogs wear a collar for ID and a harness for walks.

How tight should a dog collar be?

A dog collar should be snug enough that it cannot slip over the head, yet loose enough to fit two fingers flat between the collar and the neck. Check the fit often on growing puppies.

What is a breakaway dog collar?

A breakaway dog collar has a buckle designed to open when strong pressure is applied, for example if the collar snags on a fence or crate. Because it can open under tension, many owners clip the leash to a harness rather than to a breakaway collar.

What if the collar does not fit my dog?

If a collar arrives in the wrong size, contact us before using it outdoors. The conditions and timeframe for exchanges are explained in our return and refund policy.