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26 Hints on the Dog's Attire |
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This article is from the Obedience Trials, by Cindy Tittle Moore with numerous contributions by others.
1. Metal or nylon choke chains are OK. These should fit properly and
not hang half way down the chest.
2. Leather buckle (flat or rolled) are OK.
3. Nylon or fabric buckle collars are OK. Some dissent on colors:
solid and subdued colors are your best bet.
4. Quick snap, martingale, prong collars are not allowed. Bright
colors dismissed by some judges. Prints, studded collars,
decorated collars, not allowed.
5. No tags on collars.
6. A four to six foot fabric or leather leash is best. Again, avoid
loud, decorated, or studded leashes.
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