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Ruffwear

Web Reaction Collar

$19.95

Description

　　Webbing martingale collar with buckle.

　　The Web Reaction Collar is a martingale collar with buckle for easy on/off and reflective Tubelok™ webbing. The limited-cinch martingale function is popular among dogs who have a knack for backing out of traditional collars. The Web Reaction is packed full of Ruffwear’s signature collar features: separate ID tag attachment point, a silicone tag silencer, and strong and comfortable webbing that holds its color.

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Description

Brand Name:

Ruffwear

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

2565

Other Features:

• Reflective Tubelok™ webbing is colorfast and long-wearing
• Martingale design with limited-cinch for dogs who can back out of traditional collars
• Side-release buckle for easy on/off
• Aluminum V-ring provides a secure leash attachment point
• Easily add or remove tags with Quick Ring™
• Separate ID attachment point
• Silicone tag silencer
• All sizes are 1 inch wide except for X-Small which is 0.75 inches wide
Sizing:
-- X-Small: 11-14 in
-- Small: 14-17 in
-- Medium: 17-20 in
-- Large: 20-23 in
-- X-Large: 23-26 in

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