Hunter Collar Diamond Petit Red/Black, XS 30
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- Item number: BD-13-47719
The Diamond Petit dog collar is perfectly suited for our smallest best friends. Developed and manufactured by experienced specialists in Germany, the Diamond Petit collar meets the special requirements of small dogs. The cowhide nappa leather used is not only soft and supple, but also particularly hard-wearing and easy to care for. The soft colouring preserves the natural character of the leather and brings out the colours to their best advantage. The collar gets its special character from the decorative trimmings. All metal fittings are adapted to the narrow size of the collar and are particularly light. The careful workmanship ensures a comfortable fit and guarantees pleasant handling. Please note: Our leather is produced as gently as possible. With dyed leather, slight discolouration may occur.
- Made of exceptionally soft cowhide nappa leather
- With very small D-ring and buckle
- Ideal for small dogs
- With decoration
- Made in Germany
| Size | Format | Adjustment options | Width |
| XXS-XS | 27 | 20-24 cm | 1.6 cm |
| XS | 30 | 23-27 cm | 1.6 cm |
| XS-S | 37 | 30-34 cm | 2.6 cm |
| S | 42 | 35-39 cm | 2.6 cm |
How to measure?
Measure the circumference of your dog’s neck (A) by placing a flexible measuring tape around the middle of the neck. The measuring tape should be snug but not restrictive. Leave about a finger’s width between the measuring tape and your dog. Since the adjustment specifications for our different collars usually overlap slightly, you do not necessarily have to use the first or last hole to ensure an optimal fit. If your dog’s neck circumference is at the upper end of the given dimensions, you can alternatively choose the next larger size. This is especially recommended for dogs that are still growing. Our collar sizes (e.g. size 30) refer to the total length of the material used, excluding the buckle and closure. It should be noted that when considering the adjustment range, the first value refers to the smallest possible adjustment and the second value to the largest possible adjustment.
