Coastal Pet - Circle T Oak Tanned Leather Round Dog Collar - Comfortable for Dogs with Long Hair or Sensitive Skin - Pet Collar Made from Full-Grain Leather - Black, 3/4" x 20"

I love these. Being very familiar with Latigo leather these are great and very well-made collars. The stitching is also nice and tight and together. To make these more workable and softer all you have to do is clean them and put leather conditioner on them ever so often and they will be soft. They are definitely well worth the money. . They don’t bulk up on my dog’s hair and their hair just lays on top of it without a problem.

Thank you. The rounded collar has helped restore the hair around my beagles neck; she had previously wore a flat nylon collar. I also appreciated customer service; they were very good and very quick.

This was not my first time buying a collar from circle T and will not be my last. Great quality and we have long haired dogs. A rolled collar is a must. Our 1 year old recently graduated to his first rolled collar. We usually just buy them for tag holders. I wish the black came in the smaller sizes.

I purchased this collars many years ago. Recently, I happen to really look at the collars that I had on my two corgis and saw that they were getting worn but were still functioning. It had been seven years. I have used this type of collar on all my dogs regardless if they have short or long hair. These collars wear really well and the dogs appear to really like them. When I took the old collar off my Corgi to replace with the new, These collars are a good buy and last for a long time with care.

This is a really well-made product. I only gave it four stars because they didn't offer the size I needed for my dog.I originally bought this for a new dog, and guessed at his neck size. When the collar came, it was too large for him. I was planning on returning it and ordering a smaller size, but this company didn't offer anything in the size I needed.So, instead, I did a quick DIY fix. I started at the end with the holes and without the buckle, and I cut the thread that sews this together. I used some needle nose pliers and pulled the threading out until the rolled area was the correct length for my dog's neck. The padding inside the rolled portion was a folded piece of leather, and I trimmed that down to the correct length, and then strung the thread onto a large repair needle (like the ones shown here: Home Repair Needles). There were two thread ends, on either side of the rolled portion, and I used the previous stitching holes to reclose the rolled section, taking both thread ends through each hole. I finished with a couple of surgeon knots, trimmed the threads and tucked them into the rolled section with the tip of the needle. Then, I just trimmed off the end of the leather color to leave a strap that is long enough to buckle, and poked a hole through with the tip of my scissors. It would have been better to use a leather punch, but I had to make due.I did cut the end strap a little shorter than I should have, but everything stays closed just fine and it has that nice classic rolled leather look I like for a dog collar. I made all of these changes about three weeks ago, and he has worn the collar continuously with no issues since then. Hope this little tutorial helps someone else having trouble finding a collar that fits.

I bought this to replace a good leather collar that was 1.5" wide. But I could tell it was not comfortable for her when she was not standing up. This new one is much more comfortable to her.; much narrower and rolled, not sharp edges.I only use the leather collars to hold her tags. I walk her with a four-foot long metal leash snapped to a metal slip/"choke" collar.(Which I highly recommend for big and strong canines. I don't have to "choke" her; she knows she is the one choking herself if she pulls on it. And it won't slip off her head like a leash attached to just a leather collar will do. If I used a nylon or leather leash/lead, and had to tie her to something for a few minutes, she can easily chew through it in about 15 seconds.)

Measure your dogs neck, not the current collar your pet gas on. I measured my dogs collar and ordered the same size and it was an 1-2" too long. Great quality collar, I use them on three of my dogs, and they've lasted more than 5yrs. Just replacing one do to being heavily worn-out but still usable. Great value, nice aesthetics, awesome durability.

Lasted 2 years before brass ring broke through leather leaving ring for leash unfastened. 2 years may sound long but I have never had it happen before and buying a collar every 2 years is a lot.