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Do you have to have a pink collar for your dog? Have they always worn a pink dog collar? Is pink their colour? Here we look at pink dog collars and what they might say!
The colour pink takes its name from the flowers called pinks. Â It was first used as a colour name in the late 17th century. Today, pink is associated with sensitivity, sweetness, and femininity.
The idea of pink being for girls only started to occur in the 1930’s and 1940’s. Interestingly, in the 1920s pink was actually seen as a masculine colour for boys—because it resembled red, a colour linked to strength and bravery. The trend didn’t last, and pink eventually became the widely accepted colour of choice for females.
No matter what your reasons for choosing pink, Oscar & Hooch offer a beautiful selection of luxury pink dog collars suitable for all breeds.
All collars come with matching leads to complete the set.
If pink is your colour, you’ll be tickled pink with the comfort, style and durability of an Oscar & Hooch pink dog collar.
Alongside our luxury collars, we offer a full range of must-have accessories including:
All Oscar & Hooch products are handmade with care, long-lasting, and shipped worldwide.
A collar is not designed to be a 24/7 accessory. So remember to take it off periodically. It’s a good idea to remove it at night, as non-stop wear could cause irritation or infection.
The perfect collar colour depends on your dog’s coat colour. If your dog has a warm toned coat, you should go for cooler tones such as blue or green. If your dog has a cool toned coat, you should opt for warmer colours like pink and yellow.
Legally, all dogs must wear a collar and ID tag when they are out in public. It must detail the name of the owner as well as the address.