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SafetyPUP XD Reflective Dog Collar – Blaze Orange Dog Collar, Adjustable Closure for a High Visibility Customizable Collar for Goats, Dogs, Deer, and Livestock. Reflective Stars Enhance Night Safety
$22.49
About This
- X-LARGE - Fits dogs, goats, and livestock with a neck circumference between 22 inches to 27 inches. Fits most dogs that weigh between 90 lbs and 130 lbs.
- HI VIS BLAZE ORANGE FABRIC - The 300D Oxford weave blaze orange collar keeps your dog, goats and livestock visible to you and others, maintaining your line of sight and helping to prevent automobile and hunting accidents.
- SUPERIOR REFLECTIVITY - Donned with reflective piping and reflective stars to increase visibility in low light situations. Reflection from a light source, such as flashlight, can be reflected back up to 500 feet of distance. (This is not battery powered)
- ADJUSTABLE STRONG FASTENER - Ample length of hook and loop fastener allows for the perfect customized fit for your PUP, goats, or livestock.
Overview
- Pattern : Star
- Color : Orange
- Material : Nylon
- Brand : SafetyPUP XD
- Closure Type : Hook and Loop
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