Tuff Pupper Heavy Duty Dog Collar | Tough Dog Collar | Reflective Dog Collar with Aluminum D-Ring Leash Clip | Separate Dog ID Tag Attachment Keeps Engraved Dog Tags Quiet | Easy Sizing for All Breeds

Best collar ever
We have gone through so many collars but this one has lasted the longest. We’ve had it for over a year and it still looks new. Machine washable. It doesn’t fray. Both of my dogs have one now. I will only buy this dog collar brand from now on.

Hero vs Kong – One Person’s Opinion
I haven’t actually used this collar on my pup, Clay, yet primarily because I had gotten a Kong Padded Comfort Collar from PetSmart right after ordering the Hero collar, and bought the Kong only because I saw it and he needed a collar that fit pronto (explained later). That said, they are both basically built with the same heavy duty nylon, fast release buckle, reflective, solid leash ring and a separate ring for ID, license etc.. Where they differ is the Kong is Neoprene lined (on the inner surface) so it appears to be just a little softer against his neck (that is my human opinion, not his), and, with the size and composition of the tag ring. The Kong is a metal ‘D’ ring with the accessible opening measuring approximately 14mm (on the straight leg) by 10mm (the width of the bow). The Hero is some form of composite material with a round accessible opening measuring 7mm in diameter. They also differ in price, the Kong was $17.99, the Hero $11.96. If you are attaching a single tag of any type the Hero would probably be just fine. In my case I have attached a name tag, license and rabies vaccination tag all on the one ‘D’ ring, and no, they really don’t jingle.My two complaints, about both collars, is that they both have the tag ring a quarter of the way around from the leash ring (think leash ring at 12:00 and the tag ring at 3:00). Maybe it is intentional so that when the leash is attached the tags are not hanging straight down (at the 6:00 position) but I am not sure why that would matter as a tags on a collar can get stuck on ‘underbrush and bushes’ regardless of position, which Hero mentions as a feature of keeping the tags safe while exploring by placing the tags close to the collar. I would have preferred the tag ring at the 6:00 position so there is no chance of accidentally clipping a leash to a tag jump ring (which has happened to my wife and caused the ring to open to the point that it unknowingly uncurled and left the ends poking into Clay’s neck when he later was off leash at home. This was actually the reason we bought the Kong collar when we saw, rather than just waiting for the Hero to be delivered, as it replaced a standard collar with only a leash ring and no separate tag ring). My second complaint is why neither of them, or any other collar manufacturer, make a collar with 2 separated tag rings, in addition to the leash ring, for attaching multiple tags and spread out so that they are not all in one location on the collar. It is not easy getting 3 tags on one ring.

Lasted one day!
Dog managed to slip the collar off, and shredded it by morning! Lasted one whole day… sigh.. any recommendations for one that anti chew?

TOP OF THE LINE FOR PUPPY
i HAVE TWO PIUUPY THEY ARE ALWAYS RUFF HOUSIMH CHEWING UP COLLAR. AFTER i PURCHASE THE TUFF COLLAR NEVER HAD TO REPLACE. YOE WILL BE HAPPY WITH YOUR PURCHASE