Great & Small Tiffany Puppy Collar & Lead Blue 20-30Cm

Great & Small Tiffany Puppy Collar & Lead – Blue, 20–30cm

A matching nylon collar and lead sized for a puppy, with the collar adjusting between 20 and 30cm. Great & Small sell the same set at retail as the Little&Lively puppy collar and lead in Tiffany Blue; their trade listing carries the Tiffany name and the 20–30cm range.

Puppy kit is outgrown in a matter of months, so the value is in something that holds together for the few months it fits and adjusts far enough to follow a fast-growing neck. Nylon webbing is right for that: light, washable, and it does not soften and stretch the way a cheap leather puppy collar does.

Performance & Benefits

• Matching collar and lead in a single set.
• Collar adjusts from 20cm to 30cm, covering most of puppyhood in a small breed.
• Nylon webbing, which Great & Small describe as lightweight yet durable.
• Soft against a young neck, and washable when it gets muddy.
• Blue, one of several colours in the Little&Lively puppy range.
• One purchase rather than a collar and a lead chosen separately and hoping they match.

Suitable For

• Puppies measuring 20–30cm around the neck.
• Small breeds that may stay inside that range as adults.
• A first collar and lead for a new puppy.
• Lead training in the garden and on early walks.
• Not for a large-breed puppy, which will pass 30cm quickly — a fully adjustable adult collar is the more economical buy there.

How to Use

• Measure the puppy's neck and set the collar so two fingers slide underneath comfortably.
• Re-check the fit weekly; a puppy can outgrow a setting inside a fortnight.
• Clip the lead to the collar's D ring rather than to a tag ring.
• Wash in warm soapy water and dry before refitting.

Specification

• Collar adjustment 20–30cm. Colour blue.
• Material: nylon.
• Supplied as a set: collar and matching lead.
• Sold at retail by Great & Small as the Little&Lively Puppy Collar & Lead in Tiffany Blue.
• Great & Small publish no lead length, no webbing width and no care guidelines for this set, so none are stated here.

Care & Caution

• Check the fit weekly. A collar that fitted a fortnight ago can be tight on a growing puppy, and a tight collar does real damage quickly.
• Take the collar off a puppy left alone in a crate or a pen. A collar is the commonest thing for a puppy to catch on bars, on a bowl handle or on a littermate's jaw.