Durable Hamilton Double-Thick Nylon Dog Collar with Deluxe Design

Viri: Desde la primera vez que compré este collar, a todos mis perros se los he vuelto a comprar, los colores son tal como vienen en la imagen al igual que las medidas. La calidad es excepcional, los collares anteriores aún sirven, pero como mis perros los llenan de tierra, se van apagando los colores por el uso normal. Así que, los compro nuevamente. Excelente producto. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Mexico on Nov 21, 2023

Mary Lynn: Very well made dog collar. I like the metal where the holes are...a lot of collars don't have that. I have a Siberian Husky and I have to have a strong sturdy collar on her. My husband said to order this name brand collar because they were an excellent company that made great products. If you need a strong collar for your dog I recommend ordering through them.

United States on Nov 08, 2023

Ashtyn: Good but I returned because the color wasn’t the same as online and I got the wrong size

Canada on Oct 03, 2023

Hamilton: I have used Hamilton dog callers, and horse halters and leads for over twenty years. They are very well designed and hold up for years without fail.

I notice that after a few year the night red and blue collars fade a bit. That’s pretty much true of many red and blue object exposed to sunlight day after day for long periods.

United States on Sep 17, 2023

Amazon Customer: the metal buckle is so much stronger than plastic ones on other collars that seem to always brake or get chewed up

Canada on May 27, 2023

That Guy: It's so difficult to find a sturdy collar with this style of buckle. I'm glad we found this one, and it's lasted great so far!

Canada on Feb 26, 2023

Shopper: I've been using this collar on our retriever and just got one for the new member of the household. The collar is primarily for tags and FitBark gps (another great product that provides location and activity data). I like the standard buckle/hole style rather than the clip type because it cannot be tightened by another dog pulling on it or catching on something. I also like how thick they are, making the edges soft/rounded. His neck is 19 inches and we're using the 24 inch on the 3rd of 4 holes. I like to keep them a bit loose so he can slip out if it gets caught. I don't use it for walks or training. We use a harness or gentle leader for walks but we have the option to tighten the collar if needed in an emergency. We use a martingale for training (Only...never leave them on!) so he cannot back out of it. Our new baby is now old enough for a collar to wear her tags and fitbark. Her neck is 13-14 inches. The 20 inch collar let's us use the 2nd or 3rd hole with room for growth and again lets her slip out if it gets caught. I know there are recommendations to keep collars tight enough to only slip two fingers through but with a double-coated dog, it causes matting and itching....

United States on Jan 27, 2023

Sandy Middleton: I have a 115 lbs Lab and at times he can pull . I wanted a steel buckle and the nylon is doubled up. So there was no chance of him breaking the buckle. Great product

Canada on Aug 06, 2022

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: We are giving this collar a 4-star rating because of the high quality of its materials, construction, design, and durability. However, as others have noted, the size was smaller than indicated and so the collar was too tight even at its maximum extension. Our dog's neck measures 21-1/2" so we followed the recommendations to add 2 inches and ordered the 24" collar. The precise length of the entire woven section that begins in the middle of the buckle – where the clasp/prong is located to attach through one of four holes – to the very end of the material is 22-1/4". The distance from the middle of the buckle to the first hole is 17-1/2", to the second hole is 18-1/2", to the third hole is 19-1/2", and to the last hole is 20-1/2". In other words, the 24-inch collar will fit appropriately when the circumference of a dog's neck is not greater than 18-1/2 inches (abiding by the rule of adding 2 inches to the actual neck measurement). Other than the sizing and a subtle difference in color from what is pictured (the teal collar we received is actually a bit greener and a slightly darker shade), this is one of the best collars available for the four reasons stated above!

United States on Apr 11, 2017

CyborgBarry: I'd have loved to give this 4-1/2 stars, but since that's not an option, I went 5 because the drawback isn't much of a drawback for me.

We bought two of these, one in purple (22-inch) and one in lime (18-inch) for two large mixed-breed puppies (the biggest one was 50 pounds at about 7 months). It's a really durable collar. The cheapo collars non-nylon collars with plastic parts we had before stretched and the plastic mechanisms were too apt to adjust when they played, so it would either choke them or get so loose they'd slip it immediately when they were on leash.

The Hamilton does stretch minimally over time, but not enough to be a problem. When we got them, the colors were as expected from the pictures, too, which was nice. They're very attractive collars and while any collar becomes dingy with wear, these held up better than many. Our dogs tend to slip their collars (they probably have some greyhound or whippet in them), but we weren't sure about a Martingale collar‎ because of their considerably larger mass (than a full-blood greyhound) and because they have some of the same drawbacks as choke collars. They don't slip these as easily as the cheap ones, but just...

United States on Jan 02, 2016