Crag Reflective Dog Collar | Canyon Oxbow - Last Chance

Reflective webbing for dogs that don't stop when the light does. Details Their ID tag says who they are. The Crag makes sure they're seen. The Crag is for every day - the morning walk, the muddy field, the late afternoon when the light drops faster than you expected. Reflective Tubelok webbing is woven through the whole collar, not added as an afterthought, so it works in the moments that matter without you having to think about it. The hardware is quietly excellent. An aluminium V-ring for the lead, a separate ID tag attachment so the ring stays clean, a silicone tag silencer because nobody needs that noise on a quiet morning, and a Quick Ring for tags that actually come on and off. Side-release buckle. Simple, fast, reliable. Pairs with the Crag Reflective Lead for a complete matching set. Features Reflective Tubelok™ webbing - colourfast and long-wearing Easy-to-use side-release buckle Aluminium V-ring for secure lead attachment Quick Ring™ for easy tag attachment and removal Separate ID tag attachment point Silicone tag silencer Explore Getting it right matters as much to us as it does to you. Finding the right thing sometimes needs a bit of exploring - piecing together the right parts of the puzzle. If the final piece is still missing lets figure it out together - drop us a message. Is the Crag collar reflective enough for dark walks? Reflective Tubelok™ webbing is a solid baseline - it catches headlights and torchlight, and it's woven through the collar rather than printed on, so it won't crack or peel over time. But a collar is a small surface area, and on a long-coated dog it may be partially hidden. If visibility in the dark is a real concern, the collar is a good start - not the whole answer. The Lumenglow High-Vis Vest and Beacon Safety Light are where the serious low-light kit begins. Does the Crag collar come with a matching lead? Yes - the Crag Reflective Lead is designed to match and uses the same Tubelok reflective webbing. Same colours, same hardware quality, same low-light performance. A neat set without trying too hard. How do I stop my dog's ID tags from jingling? The Crag has a dedicated ID tag attachment point that sits separately from the main lead ring, paired with a silicone tag silencer that sits behind the tags and stops the noise. It's a small detail that makes a real difference on an early morning walk when everything else is quiet. When should I remove my dog's collar? Collars are an everyday essential, but it's worth keeping a few things in mind. Remove your dog's collar during play with other dogs, when they're home alone, and when they're in their crate. Check the fit regularly - two fingers between collar and neck is the sweet spot. Stay aware of your dog and their surroundings, and you'll keep the risks where they belong: minimal. Fabric & Care Care Instructions Hand wash Mild detergent Air dry Materials Webbing: polyester jacquard webbing (18% recycled) Leash connection point: anodised 6061-T6 aluminium V-ring Buckle (bluesign® approved): ITW Nexus Airloc side-release Silicone tag silencer Made in Vietnam Video