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Choosing A Collar
Whether you are selecting a collar for the first time, seeking a replacement or looking for something that little bit different you will notice that your local pet store has more than enough choice to help in the confusion. Questions of size, fit, comfort and choice of material are sometimes difficult to answer, especially when faced with the large display of colours and finishes now available. These are some helpful pointers to make selection a little easier!

What size collar do I need?
Ancol have produced a new-collar size guide that helps identify the collar for your dog and is simple enough to remember when looking for a replacement. The new sizing is 1-10 with 10 being the largest. The conversion chart below will help you recognise the imperial/metric size for each collar, although this information is still included on the tags. Display boards in the shop have illustrations of over 50 breeds of dog to help you recognise the average collar size shown for each type. A tape measure has also been provided, which will convert automatically to the new sizing. The new sizing is relevant to all types of Ancol collars whether it is made from nylon, leather or an adjustable product.

Most collars have sufficient holes to make an adjustment up to 3" so it is normal to expect at least two sizes of collar to be able to fit comfortably. Remember that neck sizes do vary between the sexes and weight of your pet so an accurate measure is always recommended before purchase.

As a general guide the following breeds of dog show the collar sizes based on an average size and weight of the mature dog. For crossbreeds choose the type your dog most resembles by size comparison.

How to fit the collar?
Do not fasten the collar too tightly. You should be able to place two fingers under the collar when fastened. I t is important that your dog feels comfortable when the collar is on, and different collar types suit different breeds of dog. For example a "round" sewn dog collar is particular good for long- haired breeds of dog, and a soft air-cushion collar useful for older dogs or for ones prone to irritation around the neck area.

What type of collar should I buy?
Ancol make a wide range of collars from high quality bridle leather to ones making a colourful fashion statement!

The choice of material and style is left to you -and your pet, but here are some useful guidelines.

• Leather
Leather is a natural material with a number of benefits. Made well, it looks very smart, is strong and water-repellent, however, if your pet is guilty of constantly chewing, or enjoys swimming, it may be better to invest in a synthetic fibre like nylon.

There are many leather collars and leads on the market but there are very few made to the same quality standards as the Ancol range. Each one is made from the best bridle leather that has a consistent grain and thickness and uses natural vegetable tanning processes. The feel, smell and texture of the leather are important checks to make before buying. Some inferior products will crack when folded, and split after very little use. The natural oils of a good quality leather provides an excellent water barrier, but if the product is dry and brittle then it will quickly be damaged by the elements and need replacing after a short period of time.

Ancol's top of the range is the Timberwolf with soft textured leather, for comfort and durability. It is also specially treated with a water repellent chemical [similar to Scotchguard®] to enhance it's durability in adverse weather conditions.

Leather is commonly used for the production of special lines for certain breeds of dog. The Bull Terrier is one of the most popular examples of beautifully handcrafted leather using a combination of bridle leather with brass decoration made to traditional patterns. Other breeds including Mastiffs, Boxers, Doberman and Rottweillers are favouring this type of collar and lead.

Other unique shaped products are made especially for whippet and greyhound collars.

• Nylon
Ancol has a bright colourful range of blue, red and black nylon and ribbon designs and tartan patterns in the latest fashion styles. Nylon is one of the strongest man made fibres which is colour fast, completely weather proof and very difficult to chew through. They are suitable for most breeds of dogs.

Ancol has four varieties of material to select from. The basic Ancol nylon is made to a high manufacturing standard with brass eyelets, washers and heavy gauge die-cast buckle. There is also a range of softweave , with a soft textured finish designed for the tongue of the buckle to penetrate the fabric in any required position for a comfortable fit.

The Nylon Air -Cushion fabric encapsulates thousands of tiny air pockets giving a remarkable soft cushion effect for the dog and the owner. This new technology is proving very popular for dogs constantly pulling or older pets that welcome the softer feel of the material around its neck.

Nylon Ribbon leads offers the benefits of strength with the fashion colours and patterns available on the printed fabrics.

• Chain
The strongest material with specially welded links making a bright but indestructible system. This type of product can be sold separately as a choke collar, chain collar or combined with leather or nylon as a check chain.

Choke collars are good for training larger dogs to walk to heel without constant pulling or straining at the leash. Used inexpertly this type of collar can cause neck or throat injuries so please take due care when using this collar.

For training purposes the Nylon and check chain collar has a lot of advantages and provides a safeguard to prevent too much pressure being put on the dogs neck.

The Ancol chain collar looks very smart with the tongue section finished in bridle leather, and the collar in a choice of two or three row chain.

• Adjustable Collars
These collars are usually made from nylon material and as the name suggests can be adjusted for a range of neck sizes, The fixing method is normally a quick release catch and the collars are used for convenience when going for a walk or bringing the dog under control.

• Reflective Collars
Usually of nylon construction with a special reflective thread woven into the nylon to reflect light from oncoming traffic. An excellent device for walking the dog safely at night.

Ancol make a range of collars, leads and rope leads incorporating this special reflective safety fabric.

* Harness and Lead sizes relate to the collar sizes so if your dog fits a size 3 collar, he would fit a size 3 harness and also fit a size 3 lead.

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Dog Harnesses

Ancol

As a general guide the following breeds of dog show the Harness sizes based on an average size and weight of the mature dog. For crossbreeds choose the type your dog most resembles by size comparison.

Dog Rugs

Weatherbeeta & Masta Measure the dog from the base of the neck (where the collar sits) to the base of the tail. Below is an approximate guide of these measurements.

Rambo

EU Size  X  Y  Z  XXS  31cm  20cm  7.5cm  XS  36.5cm  22.5cm  8cm  S  42cm  25.5cm  9cm  M  47.5cm  28.5cm  10cm  L  54.5cm  32.5cm  11cm  XL  61.5cm  36.5cm  13cm  XXL  68.5cm  41.5cm  11cm  XXXL  75.5cm  45.5cm  13cm

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