Pastel Braided Rope Collar – M (31-38cm) and L (37-44cm) – Petounet

Name: Pastel Braided Rope Dog Collar
Brand: Petounet - Pour un félin comblé
SKU: 188267-M-RS
Price: 15.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

Product specifications

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Pastel Braided Rope Dog Collar

Material Polyester rope + faux leather buckles and trims
Dimensions Adjustable – fits small and medium dogs
Shape Twisted rope collar with pin buckle and decorative tag
Care Hand clean recommended – avoid full immersion

Détail de la matière : corde polyester + boucles et finitions en cuir synthétique

Dog collar: ID first, walks second

A collar's first role is legal and practical: carrying the tag with your contact details. A lost dog without a tag depends entirely on someone reading its microchip, which means a trip to the vet — whereas a readable number gets it home within the hour.

For walks, it's more nuanced: it suits a dog that walks on a loose lead, much less one that pulls. The choice comes down to width and buckle, and that's how we've sorted our dog collars.

Width, buckle and fit: what lasts

This one is made of polyester rope + faux leather buckles and trims. Twisted rope collar with pin buckle and decorative tag, adjustable – fits small and medium dogs — measure the neck and allow two fingers' room. The width should match your dog's build: too narrow on a big dog and the collar presses along a line instead of spreading the load. Check the buckle: it's always the first thing to give. Add a floral dog collar with pendant engraved: it costs next to nothing and makes all the difference.

Get your details engraved — a readable number gets a lost dog home far faster than a microchip
Measure the neck and allow two fingers' room — this model: adjustable – fits small and medium dogs
Check the fit every month on a puppy — a dog collar quickly gets too tight
Choose the width to suit the build — a thin collar on a big dog presses along a line
Take it off at night in a crate or kennel — it catches easily
Strap care: hand clean recommended – avoid full immersion

Collier Pastel Corde Tressée pour Chien en corde polyester + boucles et finitions en cuir synthétique

Getting the fit right, and when to choose a harness instead

The right fit lets two fingers slide flat between collar and neck, no more. On a puppy, recheck it every month: they grow fast, and a collar that's too tight goes unnoticed under the fur.

For a dog that pulls, don't look for the right collar: switch to a harness. The pressure on the windpipe is real, especially in short-nosed breeds. And always keep the dog ID tag on, even if you use a harness for walks.

A habit that saves dogs: check the engraving is still readable. A tag rubbing against a metal buckle for two years becomes illegible without anyone noticing — and you find out the day your dog runs off.

FAQ

Is it suitable for a cat?

Only with a safety buckle that releases under pressure. A cat that gets caught on a branch must be able to free itself: outdoors, that's non-negotiable.

Which size should I choose?

This model comes in M (31-38cm) and L (37-44cm). Go by your pet's measurements — chest girth and back length — rather than its weight: two pets of the same weight don't have the same build. If you're between two sizes, pick the larger one.

How do I care for it?

Warm soapy water and thorough drying. A collar that stays damp under the fur causes irritation at the base of the neck, often spotted too late.

What is it made of?

Polyester rope + faux leather buckles and trims. It's this material mix that sets the care routine: check the specifications for the right way to wash it.