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Help your crag dog look the part and equip him with a low-profile Ruffwear Knot-A-Collar Dog Collar. Made from durable 7mm cord with an aluminum belay-plate and an inspired size adjustment system, you can quickly adjust the collar for a perfect fit that comfortably rests in Fido's fur. An aluminum leash attachment point and ID V-ring complete the pinnacle of crag-dog fashion statements.

  • 7mm rope collar is low profile, durable, and comfortable
  • Sliding fisherman knots allow for size adjustments
  • Anodized aluminum belay plate and secure ID attachment
  • Anodized aluminum V-ring provides a secure attachment point so you won't accidentally attach the leash to the ID rings
  • Lack of plastic, clips, and buckles so you don't have to worry about breakage
  • Add or remove tags with bent head split ring
  • Silicone tag silencer reduces jangling tag noises
  • Reflectivity trim in the rope provides low-light visibility

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3 5

Brittany Lefler

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OK....this is round 2 with Ruffwear collars. I keep giving them a chance because I love the style, but unfortunately the quality is lacking. I tried the regular Knot-a-Collar first but was disappointed when a skinny little collar with a tiny buckle came for my 75lb lab. Not only was it flimsy, but it was SO LOUD because her tag would hit against the ring for her leash. Ding, Ding, Ding was all we heard, so we would take it off of her just to get rid of the sound....um, why have a collar then?? I saw this one and decided to give it a chance because the tag attaches differently which supposedly cuts down on sound. Not so! Its just as loud and no matter how often we tighten it on her, it loosens itself constantly so she can slip out of it. I'm still giving this 3 stars because I love the style and I will keep trying Ruffwear collars until I find the right one!

4 5

heyp489319

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Got our stuff from Backcountry in the mail today and this was one of the items. As far as fit goes, the measurement held true for Maggie... After a field test in wet and dry environments, it held up well. We did notice (as others have in past reviews) that the knots tend to slip a little but I'll attribute that to it getting wet. Overall it does the job well and the fact that it's made of Prusik cord with barrel knots makes it kinda fun.

So far so good...
4 5

Andrew Nicholson

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My girlfriend loves this collar because it's nearly invisible on our huskies. It's quite thin, so it sinks into their fur instead of laying on top. However, since it's thin and has less surface area, I think it digs into their necks a little more when they pull on a leash. What I'm trying to say here is that I agree with another reviewer who said that this collar works best as a low profile"tag holder", but isn't ideal for lots of leash walking unless your dog is a non-puller (do those exist?). We don't use leashes that much, so it works well for us.

3 5

yeap370338

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  • Gender: Female

I purchased this collar in Aug. 2012 for my Lab Mix. (five months) Sadie and I walk every day to retrieve the paper and mail. She typically is not a puller on her leash and only weighs 40 lbs. However, I noticed that the hardware used to attach the leash is cutting into the collar. The outer threads are completely cut and I can now see the black filament. I love the collar but this is just not practical for daily. use.

4 5

Genevieve Mount

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I got this for my dog (he's a husky-mix). Love: it has a really low profile, the climb-inspired attachments are very simple and sleek, the tags go on a separate ring and there's a rubber circle on the ring to reduce jingling
Don't love: my dog is a bit of a puller on the leash, so if I just attach his leash directly to this collar, the rope tends to stretch out a bit after a while.
That said, I usually attach his leash to a chest harness, so the collar really just acts as a tag-holder most of the time. As such, it's perfect.

5 5

Kayla Weiser

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I am all about Ruffwear gear, and this collar is no exception! Our 7 month old Newf pup is a growing little beast, and she just outgrew the knot-a-just dog collar, so I picked up this one as a replacement (size L). And I'm liking it better thus far! The rope isn't that thick, which I was originally worried about, but I actually like the lower profile.
It's designed so that you can easily adjust the fit, but the pup can't pull against you hard enough to loosen it accidentally. And above all else, I LOVE that the ring is on the back, rather than down by their tags. It's super easy to find every time. I always had trouble finding the ring on our newf's old collar because she has such a thick scruff, but this collar definitely fixed that. And the lichen green looks good with the black fur too!
In the end, it's better than I was expecting, and I would definitely recommend!

Kayla Weiser

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Alright, after a few weeks of constant use, I have a bit more insight on this collar. I still love it, and most of all how easy the ring is to find. The rope is nice, especially for longer haired dogs because it doesn't tug on their fur. However, the collar seems to loosen itself- or our pup is secretly taking off her collar when she's in the kennel. When the collar first arrived, the knots were super tight, and I had to yank on them to tighten it. However, little miss Newfie has figured it out and keeps coming up to me with a looser collar than when I left her.
Still love the collar, still super cute, but probably not the best choice for a tugger!