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10 Cute Dog Collars

1. Paw Print

Nothing says "adorable" like a dog's own foot prints on it's collar. This pattern looks great on both bright-eyed and sad-faced dogs. Large or small dogs are equally suited to paw print collars. Contrasting colors no the paws and background make this choice even cuter.

2. Hot Colors

If you're looking to get your pooch noticed hot colors are the flashy edge you need to have your doggy turning heads. If you have a prancing little pooch it can pull off a bold collar. Even energetic larger dogs will be able to work one these cute dog collars.

3. Cartoon Dogs

It's always in fashion to display tiny canine likenesses around your pet's neck. One glimpse of these will make onlookers say awww. As with the paw print collars, this one looks great with contrasting colors as well.

4. Sparkles

A great touch for any female pup's collar, sparkles or glitter add a vibrant, fresh appearance to just about any plain collar. Whether you buy a sparkly collar or glue it on yourself, it'll be an irreplaceable piece in your cute dog collars collection.

5. Gems

When looking to add a sheik touch to your pet, a gem-studded collar can do just that. Whether they're real or fake, gems are one step above sparkles on the classy scale. Your prince or princess will live up to their title, lounging in gems that make them look as important as they feel.

6. Spikes

When you just can't get enough cute dog collars another to add to the collection is the spiked collar. Although on big dogs it could be scary, there's something about a tiny dog in a spiked collar that screams "itty bitty who thinks they're big and bad." Spiked collars are a must-have in a complete cute dog collars collection.

7. Plaid

This classic pattern is timeless. From the time it was invented to now it has always tried to add a bit of class to whatever it graced with it's presence. Only cute dog collars? Nay, I say cute and classy in plaid.

8. Boardered

You don't need to be flashy or classy to be cute. A simple collar with a boarder on one or both sides can be a wonderful addition to your collection. It's great for those confident days when you know you have nothing to prove to anyone.

9. Ribbon

When your pet doesn't need a leash, a simple ribbon tied around it's neck doubles as collar and decoration. Any color will do, just pick your favorite. This collar is perfect for small, short haired dogs.

10. Bracelet

When you've run out of cute dog collars and you just need a change, try one of your own bracelets. This is well suited to small dogs, but if you do have a larger dog try using a necklace instead.

Article Published: Tuesday 14th August 2007