Pets & Animal Care
The Importance Of A Dog Collar
Encouraging Pet Owners to Get Them a Collar Each. By Dr. David K. Lubega, LICSW, LCSW-C
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A practical, clear-eyed guide for pet owners on why every dog should have their own collar — and how to choose, fit, identify, introduce, and maintain it well. Dr. Lubega explains the collar as safety equipment (not an accessory), the two-finger rule for proper fit, what identification to carry and how, how to introduce a collar to a puppy or rescue, when to inspect and replace a collar before it fails, and the special needs of puppies, seniors, dogs with medical or behavioral needs, and working dogs. Honest, workable, and free of gimmicks — for anyone who wants the dogs in their care to be safe, identified, and always ready to come home.
What you'll learn
- Why a collar is safety equipment, not an accessory — the lifeline, identification, and signal to the world
- Choosing the right collar: material (nylon, leather, biothane), width, and closure type
- The two-finger rule for proper fit, and how to check it over time as your dog changes
- What identification to put on the collar (and what to leave off), and how to attach it so it stays
- How to introduce a collar to a puppy or rescue dog slowly and without distress
- Monthly inspection, when to replace, and keeping a spare so your dog is never uncollared
- Special cases: puppies, seniors, dogs with medical or behavioral needs, and working dogs
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