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Best Spring - Summer 2008 Dog Collars and Leashes

 
  Best of the Best
Louis Vuitton Louis Vuitton
Canini Sneak Dog Collar and Leash Canini Sneak Dog Collar and Leash
Patch and Scott – Capri Collar Patch and Scott – Capri Collar
Vivienne Westwood – 2844 Tartan Dog Collar Exhibition Vivienne Westwood – 2844 Tartan Dog Collar Exhibition
Goyard – Custom Made Dog Collar Goyard – Custom Made Dog Collar
  Best of the Rest
Pinel & Pinel - Dog Collar and Leash in Crocodile Pinel & Pinel - Dog Collar and Leash in Crocodile
Caserta Pets – New York Dog Collar Caserta Pets – New York Dog Collar
Trish Hampton – Pink and White Polka Dog Collar and Leash Trish Hampton – Pink and White Polka Dog Collar and Leash
Hammish McBeth – Tommy Tan Dog Collar Hammish McBeth – Tommy Tan Dog Collar
Veuch – Skull & Crossbones Veuch – Skull & Crossbones
Dara Foster
Reviewed By:
Dara Foster
Pet Fashion Expert

Best of the Best

Ahhhh, spring is upon us and marks the start of “puppy season”. Whether you’re just about to bring home a new puppy or simply want to freshen up your new cuddle-buddy’s wardrobe, nothing says “my dog rules” more than a new designer dog collar and leash.

Not all dog collars and leashes are created equal. Quality can range from cheap mass-produced designs from China to extravagant custom-made couture from Paris. Designer dog collars and leashes are quickly becoming a new status symbol, rivaling women’s handbags and stilettos. Several big-name designers like Louis Vuitton and Vivienne Westwood have capitalized on this trend by launching their own dog fashion collections. It’s a perfect way for consumers to be introduced to a designer brand without spending too much money.

When shopping for a dog collar and leash, don’t assume that big designer names are always necessarily the best. While some labels, like Vivienne Westwood, earn the high price tag, not all do. Judge each collar closely, like a piece of fine fashion. Feel the quality of the materials and note any innovative features in the design. A small dog collar made from rare albino crocodile skin takes quite a bit of time and skill to produce, and may be worth paying extra for.

The hardware is also very important to consider. Fine metals like gold and sterling silver are beautiful, but make sure they are treated like jewelry since they are soft metals and will show early signs of wear and tear. Sturdy nickel or brass hardware will take a beating and still look beautiful for a long time, making them strongly recommend for large dogs.

   
     
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