Tactical K9 Dog Collar

The collar your dog wears every hour of every day — so make it a serious one.

The problem

Most collars are an afterthought: thin webbing, a plastic clip, and a ring that bends. It carries the ID tag, takes the strain when someone grabs it, and gets soaked, muddy and chewed — and it's usually the cheapest thing your dog owns.

The solution

A K9-style tactical collar built to the same standard as a working harness — heavy webbing, a solid buckle, and a metal ring you can trust when you need to take hold of it fast.

Why owners choose it

• Heavy-duty webbing that holds its shape after months of wear
• Fully adjustable across the size range
• Metal D-ring for tags and leash attachment
• Seven colorways including black, red, cyan, pink, army and CP camo
• Pairs with the tactical harness for a matched set

Specifications

• Material: imitation nylon webbing
• Sizes: M, L, XL
• Colors: Red, Cyan, Black, Pink, Nickel, Army, CP
• Pattern: monochrome and camo options

Sizing

• M — 38 to 47 cm neck (15 to 18.5 in)
• L — 45 to 55 cm neck (17.7 to 21.7 in)
• XL — 53 to 63 cm neck (20.9 to 24.8 in)

Questions

How should it fit?
Two fingers should slide flat between the collar and your dog's neck. Looser than that and it can lift over the ears.

Collar or harness for walking?
Harness for walking, collar for ID. A collar puts the whole force of a pull on the throat — the harness is what your leash should clip to.

Which size?
Measure your dog's neck with a soft tape, add two fingers' width, and check it against the chart above. Between sizes, take the larger.