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Bay Head 4 Inch Cut Collar
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Bay Head Cut Collar – 4" Wide Heavy-Duty Protective Dog Collar
The Bay Head Cut Collar is built for maximum protection in high-risk environments. At 4 inches wide and five layers thick, this collar is designed to help protect a...
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Bay Head Cut Collar – 4" Wide Heavy-Duty Protective Dog Collar
The Bay Head Cut Collar is built for maximum protection in high-risk environments. At 4 inches wide and five layers thick, this collar is designed to help protect a dog’s neck from cuts, scrapes, and impacts during demanding work.
It can be worn on its own or layered under a High Neck Vest when additional protection is needed, making it a versatile option for handlers who need flexibility based on conditions. The multi-layer construction provides substantial coverage without relying on bulky add-ons.
Available in a wide range of sizes, the Bay Head Cut Collar is suited for larger working dogs that require serious neck protection during field work.
Key Features
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Heavy-Duty Protection – 5-layer construction for added cut resistance
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Wide Coverage – 4" width protects a larger area of the neck
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Versatile Use – Can be worn alone or under a High Neck Vest
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Built for Demanding Conditions – Designed for rugged field environments
Available Sizes
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Neck Sizes: 16" through 24"
The Bay Head Cut Collar is a practical solution for handlers who need added neck protection without compromising fit or flexibility.
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