Dog Collars

[LYBRTY]

Hey Guys, 

I've been on this forum for a while, but haven't really had time to post any of my work. I've enjoyed looking at others' work, that's for sure. Anyway, let me know how I can improve. This customer wanted a silent dog collar. This is what I came up with. The collar was for a Great Dane, so it was pretty big. 

[bikermutt07]

Cool

[LYBRTY]

Here's another collar. This customer just wanted a decorative one for her pup. 

[Wedgetail]

They turned out really nice! Good job.

[Grumpymann]

Looks good! Just wondering do the posts hold fast?

[silverwingit]

Cool looking collars and a novel fastening idea.

I guess I must be becoming Grumpywomann, though, as I do share Grumpymann's concern about the first one's security, especially assuming the name "Diesel" befits the dog. 

I also wonder what the other pairs of Sam Browne studs are for? And I realize that the second is decorative but I don't see any way to attach a leash or tags to either one, generally one of the principle reasons for putting a collar on a dog.

Michelle

Edited January 20, 2017 by silverwingit

[TeriYool]

Exceptional!  I love them both!

TY

[LYBRTY]

On 1/20/2017 at 9:55 AM, silverwingit said:

Cool looking collars and a novel fastening idea.

I guess I must be becoming Grumpywomann, though, as I do share Grumpymann's concern about the first one's security, especially assuming the name "Diesel" befits the dog. 

I also wonder what the other pairs of Sam Browne studs are for? And I realize that the second is decorative but I don't see any way to attach a leash or tags to either one, generally one of the principle reasons for putting a collar on a dog.

Michelle

Both dogs have harnesses for their leashes. In the first collar, the two additional studs are for securing the tags in a little punch on the inside of the collar.