If you’re going to go to all the effort of coordinating your pet beds and throw pillows and picking out only the coolest wall hooks for your pet accessories, isn’t it necessary to make sure your pet’s dog collars and leashes look good too? Afterall, we can’t have just any collars and leashes hanging on our fabulous walls! We’ve found a great Austin resource to outfit your pup with stylish pet accessories…
Love Your Mutt creates "hip accessories for the modern hound". Featuring collars and leashes of different shapes and styles, Love Your Mutt can customize any order. They use durable sewing techniques and adorable vintage-inspired fabrics to create their stylish pup accesories. And they have some of the cutest dog models we've ever seen. Of course for Austin residents, purchasing products from Love Your Mutt is supporting local business!
What are your favorite sources for cute doggie collars and leashes in your own city? Austin residents, does your dog sport Love Your Mutt products? We want to know!
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Really cool! I like the leashes def!
I get my cat's collars on etsy.com. I've found some really cool ones on there.
Another great collar (both dog and cat) resource is luckyfiona.etsy.com. She also makes leashes if you request them. I have three of her collars and a leash is on the way, and my Dane loves them and looks amazing.
Link doesn't work for the Etsy site.
My favorite collar sites:
http://www.majesticcollars.com/
http://www.2houndsdesign.com/
http://www.doggiestylish.com/
Happy shopping!
In case dharmabum's comment was for me, another way to access Lucky Fiona's page is at
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5179515
Or you can go to etsy.com and type luckyfiona as one word in the search box for username.
Instead of a collar on my Boston Terrier, I swear by Buddy Belts (http://www.buddy-belts.com/) which put no pressure on her throat or trachea.
mrs. bones, end of story. don't blame me when you buy fifty of 'em.
These make me sad. My Aussie has so much hair you can't see cool collars- and leashes are ALL FORM OVER FUNCTION. I have the HIGH end of the spectrum, HIGH energy Aussie and have discovered that Leather leashes are a must. No leash burns, and very DURABLE.
I love all these ideas... I was just looking for a new dog collar! Has anyone heard of the air collar? Or used one... I have a Boston Terrier and with short haired's the leather or heavy collars hurt their necks... especially in summer they really need light collars.