Ameolela Puppy ID Collars Identification Whelping Soft Nylon Adjustable Breakaway Safety Litter Collars for Newborn Pets and Small Dog 14 pcs/Set

I love these. For the price, I was able to get different colors my puppy. She wears a different color every couple days! When I got here she was just over 4 pounds and it had to be very small. Now she is 9 pounds and they adjust larger so they still fit. Great product and quality is great.

Get these colors for you litter! The other colors out there fall off too easily!

Colors are great (tho I wish it had orange instead of the light yellow/beige color.) snaps were very good quality. Soaked them to clean then and paw print ribbon started coming off on some. Couldn’t show all colors because they went home with the pups.

These are super cute collars however they are not breakaway as stated in the description. I will use these on the puppies going home but advise not to get these if you are wanting true Breakaway collars.

These are great because they fit when the little Velcro ones I bought initially didn’t stay closed. These have lasted through 8 weeks of a dozen labradoodle puppies rolled and tumbled, chewed and played together. There’s still room for their growth probably until 12-14 weeks or more.

Great collars. I would like numbers on them. Easily adjustable but don't seem to slip bigger. These are for giant breed outdoor working dog puppies. They can get dirty and colors can be subjective. Some people are color blind. Is a collar brown, tan or beige questions when trying to keep spoken for pups straight. Several shades of green going to yellow. Please consider adding numbers, maybe on clasps. I did not see any other collars with numbers. Very nice collars for less than a dollar each.

These were the best collars for our litter of Australian Shepherds. Adjustable for growth. Durable. Good looking collars. No fading or shredding.

We had a litter of puppies that I needed to collar for identification purposes, and these were the best collars I found to grow with them. I placed them on when they were under 3 weeks, and I know one who is almost 3 months old is still growing with the collar. They held up well in a rambunctious crew of 11.