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Dog Collars
Dog collars provide a means for you to have a place to hold on to your pet with your hand or by attaching a leash to it. Versatile pet collars, such as the Quick Control dog collars, have a built-in, retractable leash for instant control of your pet. This is very handy when visitors come to your door and your pooch wants to excitedly greet them. Dog collars are best used for walking with your pet. They should not be used for attaching a seat belt latch to them or to attach a leash tether, as found in many pet bicycle basket products. A sudden jerk on your pet's neck could cause serious injury in the event of a quick stop or crash.
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