Lupine Medium Dog Collar

Lupine collars and leads are made from high quality woven nylon, the same kind as is used in climbing rope. They are so durable and strong that they come with a lifetime guarantee: collars and leads can be replaced like-for-like (or as close as possible) for your lifetime – even if they are damaged or chewed!

The collar is made on site in the Lupine factory, in New Hampshire (USA), by a workforce of 75 people. Lupine was founded in 1992 and takes great pride in the high quality of their products. (Read the Lupine story here). Lupine dog collars are available in five different adjustable sizes fitting a large variety of breeds, small/puppy to large. Please do get in touch if you need assistance.

Ethical good stuff:

• Fairly traded: manufactured in the USA.

• Animal Welfare: extra safe for your pet; free from animal products. Eco-freindly: Durable and so more sustainable.
• Charity work: Lupine work with Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire, Tin Mountain Conservation Center and Jen’s Friends Cancer Foundation (non-testing charity).

Could do better:

• Eco-issue! Made from fossil fuels - we are currently on the lookout for hemp collars. Seen something good? Email us.
• Eco-issue! Imported from the USA. We are always looking for UK made collars and leads. Seen something good? Email us.

The Lupine 'Even-If-Chewed' Guarantee®

The Lupine Guarantee is not something that we (at Ethical Pets) invented – it's a global phenomenon. If your collar or lead gets damaged, frayed, chewed or broken in anyway, you get a new one (of the same style and size) for free! To get your replacement, simply send the damaged one back to us, with your name, address and email/phone number and we will send you a new one in the post. Guaranteed!

The best way to choose the correct size range is to measure your pet. In all cases, the extra room needed for a comfortable fit can be estimated by taking the actual-inches-around and adding about 5% of that amount to the total.

How to measure: A dressmaker’s tape measure is the most accurate, or a shoelace or piece of string can be used and then measured against a ruler. Measure snug against the fur, and for harnesses, measure while your pet is standing. Download the Lupine size guide here for more information.