Spiked Dog Collars for All Breeds

While a lot of dog owners spend a huge amount on the right kind of dog food, the much-required regular check ups, baskets or kennels, and endless number of things, it’s surprising to see that most dogs, irrespective of how pampered they are, have a simple dog collar. This is very ironical for the simple reason that collars are the only way you can help your canine ‘accessorize’! Since there’s nothing else that your dog wears day in and day out, his or her over all look depends upon his collar.

It’s a known fact that harnesses are way more comfortable for both; the owner and the dog. A harness makes it easier for a dog owner to take his pet for a walk and at the same time, it’s a great relief for the dog because he can pull harder and sniff around conveniently without chocking himself while doing so. Yet, it’s widely observed that majority of dog owner still opt for collars.

While buying dog collar, there are plenty of options to choose from. There are different kind of materials, designs, colors and patterns available in innumerable brands. One such popular design is a spiked dog collar. Even if you haven’t seen one for yourself, it’s very likely that you can picture it perfectly well as the dog collar of the tough ‘spike’ from the legendary cartoon ‘tom and jerry’. But that is precisely where most people tend to misjudge this beautiful design. It’s important to try on such a collar on your dog before setting your mindset against it. Most people seem to feel that such collars are fit only for the ‘tough, rip-you-off’ kind of breeds. But this is very far away from the actual truth of the situation.

Spiked collars are available in plenty of patterns. The most important part of this collar, that decides how tough or not tough it makes your dog look, is the pattern of spikes. Some of these patterns are designed in a way to give a very soft and stylish look. Something like one row of thick spikes on a narrow belt is sure to give a scary look; however, a thick strap with multiple rows of spikes embedded in a cute pattern is sure to give a very soft and sophisticated look to your pooch. It’s somewhat like a trial and error method; you really can’t imagine the actual look the collar brings out unless you make your dog try it on for once!

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