Do any of you know of any collars that do not rust in the sea as my spaniel swims daily sometimes for a couple of hours and i get through so many collars. I have tried the rubber ones but they all seem to be a inch in width which looks far to chunky and uncomfortable at the moment he has a fabric one with stainless steel quick release clasp from dapper pets and only 1/2" wide which is perfect but now it is gradually becoming difficult to release and dry off. I was thinking brass maybe good in the sea

There are these:

DESIGNER DUBLIN DOG COLLAR WATERPROOF MEDIUM RED STRIPE on eBay (end time 30-Jul-09 13:12:15 BST)

Or the ezydog neoprene ones:

EzyDog Collar Chocolate Small FREE POSTAGE on eBay (end time 23-Jul-09 08:55:38 BST)

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I think I have seen a Johnsons waterproof one? not that i can remember where lol!!

Johnsons will be a flea collar. You cant use them like a standard collar.

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i have the ezydog collar already and it is too thick and chunky and the dublin collar is 3/4" wide really looking for 1/2" width as it sits on a 15 " neck comfortably

many thanks x

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woops ok! i havent seen any other ones apart from that sorry x

Ive used the ezydog ones, and found the same. Quite a bulky collar, although i did get a size too big.

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why not use a fabric collar with a plastic clip??

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Pets at home have a selection of plastic clasp collars most independent petshop do too. Also look in Wilkinsons thats where I got Busters cheap and good quality with plastic clip - also very secure and adjustable

was hoping to find something that did not need drying each time

those sites look useful thanks Nonnie