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Show support of your favorite team with this adjustable nylon officially licensed Major League Baseball dog collar! Full color printed logos and baseball design. This collar closes with a hard plastic locking clasp for easy access on and off.
Sizing Information
Important Sizing Note: The following measurements are the dimensions of the actual product, not of the pet they fit. After measuring your pet, make sure all measurements fit within the following dimensions (with a little room to spare in the chest and neck).
Small
- Neck: 10"-14"
- Width: 0.625"
Medium
- Neck: 14"-20"
- Width: 0.75"
Large
Item# BB-102522
St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Printed Dog Collar, just one of our great selection of
Quick Snap Dog Collars,
Dog Collars and
MLB Dog Gear from BaxterBoo.com
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To ensure proper fit, use our handy sizing guide and match your results with the info in the product description.
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Dear Human,
I have worked with the finest furry tailors in the world, and am here to share my bounty of knowledge. Here's how to measure your pet...
Length
Measure from the base of the tail (where it connects to the hindquarters) up to where the collar typically sits at the base of the neck, then follow up with a generous back scratch.
Chest
This is measured by giving your pet a
hug, during which you measure the entire circumference (all the way around) at the widest point of your pet's chest. This is typically right behind the front legs.
Neck
First, plenty of kisses. Then, measure the neck's circumference
(the distance around it) at the point where the collar sits.
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