How are they attached? Would prefer velcro NOT elastic. Use them on dog collar at night
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Gave them out do freak or treat instead of candy . If using on collar you could just put the collar through the bands!!
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No they are not attached. But they have rubber that's attached that can go on your fingers like a ring. I loved them and they were a hit at my daughter's party! Hope this helps.
764603
They use elastic to attach them. You can take the elastic off but I don't think you could put something else on it.
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They are elastic. I'd recommend getting something with a replaceable battery for a dog. These are low quality and aren't going to be bright enough to protect a dog.
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Velcro Closure below the neck, and a Velcro strap under the tummy. For my dog, I leave the collar Velcro closed, slip it over her head and attach the tummy Velcro...quick and easy!
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Mine didn't come with velcro, but I use some just the same. My only complaint about the light was when my dog, Sadie, was facing away from me, I couldn't always see the light. I used the velcro to attach the light to the top of the collar. Now I can always see light. I like the light so much that I bought a second one so Sadie has a light on the front and back of her collar. If she gets near the road, she will be seen.
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The one with Velcro. When I called to ask for the one with plastic snaps that it shows in the pic the lady told me they only make them with Velcro. And I orderd a medium and the collar was only big enough for a cat or really small dog.
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Put the Velcro over the metal dog tag Put the collar on top of the VelcroClose the Velcro from both end to the middle Now the Velcro should hold the tag and collar together to secure Note: the instructions is included in the box when I purchased it.
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there should be metal pieces with a screw on one side. screw those into the collar then place the rubber covers over them. The rubber is just a padding, however, if your dog has very thick hair, they are not necessary. I read somewhere the lightbulbs are "testers" for power. Sorry, I don't know how to test them with the bulbs
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Hello. The black fasteners are elastic, not velcro. I have found that the belts stay put and are flexible for different types of martial arts. The display shows the karate style and my son does kung fu where the belts are wider, with more fabric. Works just fine and I am now going to order one for my daughter as well.
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They are a thin rubber. They would help somewhat, but would probably be more protective if you were walking in sand so the sand would not get between the pads of the dogs paws same as walking in the snow. They helped more with that type of issue.
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The Velcro straps have at least 6 inches of Velcro for adjustment. They are a little baggy in the crotch. Probably for male dogs. My dog can slip out of the diaper if I don't make it tight enough. I have an 80 pound Weimaraner and I bought the large size. It took her a few weeks to get used to it but now it's part of the night time routine.
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I use a harness for my dog ,better if you stop real quick ,will not hurt dog much safer than a collar
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Hello, I have not had a problem with these collars, I have a 60# lab youngster that has not broken it. I have used these collars for 3 years an have not had any problems with them on any of our dogs. I would highly recommend them to you.
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Yes, they fall off constantly during use. I re-tighten them between every set. I've gone as far as wrapping the threads in tape to give the collars some friction.
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Use a regular collar. I even use an Easy Walk Harness with mine (underneath the vest)! LOVE this vest and so does Kody. I sewed my Service Dog patches to it as well. It is very visible and wonderful for this purpose.
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Velcro. I have loved these for my grandson. They are long enough and soft. Not waterproof but I have enough to change him if needed. He is a slobber monster!
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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.
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They are easy enough to take off, but depending on the size of the links you might find yourself with a massive collar on a inappropriately sized dog. For instance, I could remove links on the XL size to make it fit a border collie sized dog, but it would be very large and bulky, not to mention, there might only be 4 or 5 'live' links left. The idea is that the live links are primarily what is around the dog's neck, not the martingale-style chain with the loops. These are also rated for weights, so I wouldn't think it a good idea to purchase the small size and buy extra links so that it would fit a larger neck size. They might break when you really needed them to hold. If you always had on a back-up collar and leash, then this might be an option. However, I'd imagine the extra links aren't going to be cheap.... I recommend going to a pet store and actually trying the different sizes on your dog to see which size is appropriate before purchasing. Good luck!
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They run large and have velcro.You do not need to stick dogs legs through holes. They are well made.