Are these suitable and will they hold tight enough to use to put on my dogs collar to hold her ID tags?
1718437
I would not recommend these for that purpose. As much as they are a pain the little round circular keyrings that they usually supply with the dog tags are probably the best.
1718438
I would not recommend them for a dogs collar. I personally think the loop is to large and you would risk your dog catching the loop on something and hurting her. You need something smaller like a key chain ring.
1718439
I think they would be too big. Might snag on something and choke your dog? Maybe not, but yeah they would hold. You might want to put some loctite on the threads
1718440
I wouldn't use them for anything that I didn't want to lose (in other words...nothing at all!).
1718441
It's nice but I don't think I would use it on a dog collar. It might get caught on something and you'd lose your tags. I hope this helped.
1718442
I think they would be strong enough, but they may be too long. There were some shorter ones listed when I ordered these.
1253723
No they have screw down collars, I use a spring clip on them if I'm doing heavy drop sets. So they will work.
768878
If your collar is not quite in inch wide, it will probably fit fine, as long as the collar isn't especially thick in it's depth. Our collar was exactly an inch wide and kind of thick, and the tag wouldn't go on. I was super happy with the quality of the tag, I went out and found a collar that worked.Regarding the size large or medium size option of the tag, I think the slot sizes are the same on both of them. You need to compare and double check!
498693
I have used them for securing bicycles to a bicycle rack. I would speculate, maybe the diameter of your index finger. Maybe one of the smaller sizes offered by Amazon would serve you better.
1086931
I don't think these would fit that bill, then. They are snug and secure, and have been washed snapped together without coming undone. Perhaps you want a different style closure, suck as a small piece of hook-and-loop tape?
676425
They are lighter than a remote key ( the kind that you don't have to take out of your pocket to open the door ). The tag is about the size of the remote. It is fine for our miniature dachshund. It is light enough for our Chihuahua, but it looks kinda big on him. If you are really using it for keys, it is about the same size as your remote, but lighter. Hope that helps.
1556097
The tags will fit on any 3/4" collar. I drill holes through the collar and use aluminum pop-rivits. The never come loose and don't hang up on things. I've used this method for 20 years and have never lost a tag.
1063423
yes they should work just fine, I used them to attache to golf bag tags as I collect them as I play different courses. I hang them on a colored metal sheet on the wall. About 8 feet square.
1595226
I don't think they would work. They fit a average size wrist real nice. Maybe they would fit near or around the bottom of the cup but I don't know how u would get them to stay on, especially as the cup gets wet
565618
I don't have dogs but I don't think these are what you want. they don't anchor down so there's no ties to keep them in place. once they move around there would be places they could get their nails to the seat.
58038
It'll be tight... thats what I use it for. If you shop around you can find looser holders. Another thing is you wanna use a plastic or carbon fiber holder, as the metal ones will scratch it.
1547451
I think they would be okay. My smaller dog is about 42 lbs. and has no difficulty. You could easily limit the use and not keep the collar on all day. The unit is a little bulky, but not real heavy. You can easily cut the collar to length. Since I have only had to use the vibrate function, I cannot speak to the shock, but the control is variable, so your dogs should be fine if they need the extra stimulus.
2250784
Yes! What I do is take narrow strips of duct tape and wrap the tag where the strip is not on the inside of the collar. That way it is on the skin and not on the outside of the collar at all. It saves a world of problems! Good luck!
18711
They will certainly hold pet hair if you're not careful to keep your pet off of them. My dog is confined to comforter territory.
1312958
Buy a stainless tag and secure it on a collar that doesn't hang loosely on the dog's neck. It sounds like the collar you're using is too loose
1011164
This is for holding the dog on a table for grooming. Both collar & rear holders have slide down rings. They fit any size. Should be perfect.
1725196
I think they should be fine because you really need them to fit snugly. I ordered the extra small and have to really pull them tight ( they are almost a little too big) for my 8 lb chihuahuas....and they fit my 12lb rat terrier just fine