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When searching for the best dog collar for your Pitbull, Staffordshire Terrier or American Bully, you’ll find plenty of dog collars available at Mimi Green. Regardless of your dog’s size or temperament, here’s a helpful guide to help you choose the right Pitbull collar.
Prior to searching for your Pitbull dog collar, you should measure your dog’s neck. You can take a measurement by using a flexible measuring tape and wrapping it around the width of the neck where the collar will sit. This total will be the ideal length of the dog collar. You should be able to comfortably slip two fingers between the collar and the dog’s neck.
Pitbulls have larger necks, with sizes ranging from around 14 to 18 plus inches, so you’ll typically want to find a dog collar that’s somewhere within this range.
Although Pitbull Terriers often have a bad reputation, we at Mimi Green know that they are also one of the sweetest, most loyal breeds around. Your Pitbull’s behavior and tendencies should factor into the type of Pitbull collar you choose.
Pitbulls have gained an unfairly bad reputation due to many instances of mistreatment resulting in aggression, but Pitbulls are generally not aggressive dogs and tend to be friendly in nature. However, they are strong and have a high predatory drive due to Pitbulls having been bred to chase and herd livestock.
Depending on your Pitbull’s personality, you may not need a particularly tough collar, but if your Pitty likes to pull and/or is aggressive toward other dogs, you may want a stronger collar such as a leather or leather alternative. A martingale collar with its limited slip and ability to tighten when pulled may also be a good choice for pullers to give you more control.
A wide leather, nylon dog, or martingale collar works well for American Staffordshire Terriers and Bullies due to their flexibility, durability, and comfort.
Pitbulls have larger necks, with sizes ranging from around 14 to 18 inches, so you’ll typically want to find a dog collar that’s somewhere within this range.
Always measure your dog’s neck before purchasing a collar. You can take a measurement by using a flexible measuring tape and wrapping it around the width of the neck where the collar will sit. This total will be the ideal length of the dog collar. You should be able to comfortably slip two fingers between the collar and the dog’s neck.
Choke collars are not recommended for Pitbulls, or any breed for that matter, due to several risks and potential problems associated with their use:
For a selection of Pitbull dog collars with customizable designs to match your dog’s personality and style, shop here at Mimi Green. We carry many wide and extra-wide dog collars for Pitbulls and any other breed. Browse through our vast selection and find the best custom Pitbull collar today!