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Spiked Dog Collars

Passion4Research | Feb 15, 2010 |

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Spiked dog collars are the new fashion trend amongst man's best friends and spiked dog collars are no longer a sign of a viscous dog, but rather a fashion statement. There are many different types of spiked collars on the market for dogs of all the different sizes. They also come in different materials and colors, with leather being the most popular. Spiked dog collars in pink have become the latest fashion trend amongst the younger, Chihuahua-owning generation.

Many dog owners love to clothe and accessorize their dogs, just think about all the celebrities with their little yappers in handbags, dressed to the nines. A spiked collar on a harmless dog could make it look more vicious, but on a little ankle biter it could look ridiculous. Don't make a fashion faux par when dressing up your little best friend! Think about how much fun you'll have shopping for the right collar for your buddy.

When shopping for a spiked collar, it is important to get a good quality, sturdy collar that is the correct size for your dog. The spikes should not be too long or too sharp as they could cause injury to you, the dog and anyone who comes into contact with your dog. Remember: if your dog injures himself or herself on the spikes, your insurance probably won't cover it. This is especially true if you have cheap dog insurance.

Your dog's attitude should also be taken into consideration. If your dog is strong and large and tends to run away from you, you could hurt yourself when trying to grab onto its collar. A spiked collar that has sharp pointed spikes could also harm your dog. If your dog is domesticated, the sharp spikes could damage your furniture. This is something else that your affordable dog insurance will not cover.

When looking for spiked collars, it is essential that you look for a strong leather collar with metal spikes that will not rust. This will ensure that your spiked dog collar will last for a long time. Homemade spiked collars can be dangerous to you and to your dog alike, as well as anyone else who comes into contact with your dog. Imagine how awful that would be to get injured by a rusty spike. You have to get a very painful rabies shot. Trust me – it's not worth it! Make sure you get good quality.