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Key Features

  • 1" wide and 1/8" Thick
  • Amish hand-crafted with BioThane
  • Leerburg Quick Snap Buckle in Black and Silver
  • Adjustable slide-buckle mechanism for a custom fit
  • Black hardware (rivets, buckle, D-ring)
  • Made in the USA

Product Description

Unlike leather, BioThane is waterproof, odor-resistant, and resistant to mold, mildew, sun damage, and even freezing temperatures — nearly indestructible compared to leather. It's soft and pliable, making it a great day-to-day collar for any dog.

All hardware (buckle, D-ring, and rivets) is black, giving the collar a clean look while staying fully functional. The adjustable slider is a durable plastic that allows for a more custom, comfortable fit as your dog grows.

Available Sizes

  • Medium (12.5" – 18")
  • Large (17" – 29")

Leerburg's Biothane Dog Collar is 1" wide, 1/8" thick, with an adjustable slide-buckle length, available in Medium (12.5" – 18") and Large (17" – 29"). A slide-buckle design uses a buckle that you can slide along the strap to loosen or tighten it. You pull the strap through the slider to shrink or expand the loop, then it locks in place at whatever length you need.

MADE IN THE USA

Leerburg's Biothane products are hand-crafted and made in the USA by our local Wisconsin Amish Craftsmen. These Amish families have built their livelihood around this craft - making high-quality dog gear for Leerburg. Leerburg has worked with these specific families and their sons for decades.

Meet Leerburg's Amish Craftsmen

Notes

This collar is not intended for tie-out use.

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Biothane Dog Collar with Quick Release Buckle

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