If you walk down the aisle of dog collars at your local pet store, you are likely to be overwhelmed by all the choices. What size do you need? What about the material? Should you even use a collar?

Hannah Gillihan is a Certified Dog Trainer at Zoom Room Dog Training, a destination for pet parents to play, learn and develop communication skills to deepen their connection with their pup. Negative, ...

If you’ve ever watched your dog dive headfirst into a muddy creek or roll in something unspeakable, you understand that a good collar needs to be ready for anything. In the outdoors, a dog collar is ...

Personality: Leather dog collars aren’t well suited to dogs who are easily frightened or undisciplined, as they can more ...

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Your dog's gear collection isn't complete without a collar, which provides a place to secure their ID tags ...

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Every dog should wear a properly fitted, comfortable collar with their ID tags attached when they go out ...

If you’re a dog person then you know most things improve in the company of a good dog: walks, runs, drives, hikes, hunts, cold beers, and camping trips, just to name a few. By the same token, not much ...