Herewego  Offline
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It's only day 1 but as a mud baths are part of Molly's daily beuty regime I've already had to sort her new collar out.
I rinsed it under the tap and brushed it with an old washing up brush and it came off easily. So far so good 
The big test will be at the weekend when we go to our local woods as there are some oily patches there and Molly's lovely Argentinian leather collar (with cotton embroidery) didn't stand a chance - hopefully our new collar will do better!!
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We were offered samples of the Pet Safe collars but didn't take them on as really didn't think they looked strong enough. We've since heard a few stories of them snapping on dogs so wouldn't recommend them.
The Dublin's are by far the best for easy cleaning but I do like the feel of the Ezy Dog ones too, they're good quality strong collars - ideal if you prefer a clip fastening over a buckle.
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