Golden Retriever (Detailed Introduction)

Many owners like to have their dogs wear collars long term. Even at home, as long as there is a bell on the collar, the dog will make a sound when moving, which is very useful for small-sized dogs.

However, some people point out that it is very unadvisable for dogs to wear collars long term. Although dog collars come in many different styles and materials, wearing them long term can cause a burden to the dog. If the collar material is poor, it may even cause localized hair loss on the dog's neck. Therefore, from a scientific perspective, dogs do not need to wear collars continuously. For example, when returning home, the dog's collar can be removed to allow it to be free and comfortable. However, when going outside, a collar must be worn along with a leash properly secured to ensure the pet dog does not run around. Controlling it within a manageable range is the safest option.

Special care must be taken when putting a collar on a pet dog. If the collar is too tight, the dog will feel uncomfortable, while if the collar is too loose, it is easy to fall off. Generally, after putting the collar on the pet dog, try to insert two fingers under the collar. If they can fit in neither too tight nor too loose, it means the collar fits well. Otherwise, proper adjustments should be made.