How The Right Lupine Collar Can Keep Pets Safe

Owning a cat or dog is a wonderful thing

Owning a cat or dog is a wonderful thing. They are there for you as your best friend, full of true unconditional love for you, their owner. But you have to provide for them, of course. You have to do what you can to keep pets safe and that's why outfitting them with Lupine collars, and the proper fitting ones at that, is so important.

With dogs, it tends to be pretty obvious as you usually need that collar to attach your leash. Or you may opt for a full harness when walking your dog. This is often the better choice as the leash attaches mid harness, not to the neck. That way any pull on the leash won't choke the dog. The downside of a harness is the loss of control. If the dog has not been properly trained for a lead the harness is an unfriendly and potentially dangerous means of walking your dog. Martingale" type choke collars are very popular as they allow for very light pressure to be applied to help train your dog to walk on a lead. This is also commonly referred to as a greyhound collar because a dog can't slip out of it. It can also be worn without the choke feature.

It is important that you get the right size Lupine collar when it comes to dogs. It is all dependent on the size of your dog. Each breed is categorized as small, medium, large, or extra large size and collars are sold in accordance to those sizes. However, sometimes it won't be as straightforward. It also depends on the build of your dog. If your dog is heavier for their breed, or even skinner, take that into account. You are correct. Collars are categorized by breed but sold by size. If you have a small dog with a thick neck it may not fit the breed matrix. ALWAYS measure your dog's neck before ordering for proper fit. This saves time, money, and frustration with our purchase.

Some cat owners feel there is no need for a collar, especially if they are an indoor cat, but this isn't true. All cats should be outfitted with a Lupine collar. It is of course important for cats to go out on their own from time to time, so that if anything should happen, people can quickly identify that it is owned by someone. But this is also the case for indoor cats, because you never know when they may slip out the door. Cats are very sneaky and quick. So you want to be sure if they do get out for a short time, that someone may think to look for their owner if they find them. Mention cat collars with and without bells.

It is also a lot safer to have an indoor cat, for a variety of reasons, but that doesn't mean they can't enjoy the outdoors if you have a backyard. There are plenty of harnesses for cats so you can take them out to wander and explore, all the while having them in your grasp.

Having a Lupine collar on your pet is important, so make sure that you get one if they don't already have one. And it is always good to have a back up, just in case! This is especially true for smaller kittens and puppies that will soon outgrow the ones they have.

by: Mark Etinger

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