The Chissum hair-on-hide dog collar is a stylish and unique accessory designed for dogs, made from genuine hair-on-hide leather. This type of collar often showcases a natural hide texture, featuring a mix of patterns and colors that can vary from piece to piece, as each collar is crafted from real animal hides.
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The Chissum hair-on-hide dog collar is a stylish and unique accessory designed for dogs, made from genuine hair-on-hide leather. This type of collar often showcases a natural hide texture, featuring a mix of patterns and colors that can vary from piece to piece, as each collar is crafted from real animal hides.
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