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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  So scary. When mine go in crates their collars come off because I have heard of that. Collars are very important an unless they are getting a bath or in a crate the collar is always on. If fitted right and not used with a leash or crate they can be very safe. To many peoples dogs get lost for mine not to have collars on. Lots of people don’t know there are microchips or wait to take them to vet to get scanned and with a collar and tag the number is right there. |
I had one pup who jumped up and her collar caught on a kitchen drawer handle..,it was years ago but I think it was the loop of a tag that snagged it. The other one was lying on a rug one day and couldn't get up because the tag holder had caught on a loop of the rug...if I wasn't there he could have injured himself trying to get loose.
I am terrified of collars in the house now.
I have had dogs chew other dogs collars off of them and have heard of dogs getting caught up in other dogs' collars. If you can put two fingers under a collar, a dog can fit a lower jaw in.