Create your own custom dog collar that defines you! Choose from our many Paracord colors.
With a Paracord Survival Large-Dog Choke Collar, you are always prepared! If you are ever in an emergency situation, simply unravel your dog collar. Each dog collar is made from high quality 550 Paracord, meaning it has a strength of 550 pounds. Also, every inch of the dog collar is about two feet of cord!
Each Paracord Dog Collar is handmade by either Abigail or Noah. All Paracord is made in the USA. A Large-Dog Collar is recommended for dogs weighing 40 pounds or more.
Sizing:
Option One: Adjust the current dog collar to the preferred size. Measure the *inside* circumference of the collar.
Option Two: Measure the neck of the dog with a string or flexible measuring tape. Be sure 2 fingers can fit in the measurement to ensure it is large enough for the dog to breathe comfortably.
Materials:
- 550 Paracord: About 16-32 feet of first color choice
- 550 Paracord: About 16-32 feet of second color choice
- 1.25" D Ring
- 2 1.5" O Rings
- 1.5" Plastic Buckle (optional)
Noah
Hi, my name is Noah. I am a co-owner of Insanely Paracord. I am a third-year student at Rochester Institute of Technology studying Software Engineering. I grew up in Erie, Pennsylvania. I was a Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and ultimately achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. I also spent all high school on the Robotics team. I started working with paracord in 7th grade, at summer camp, and always had a lot of fun with it. Eventually, people would ask for dog collars and other accessories, and it grew into what it is today. Abigail and I have grown up together at our campground in the Adirondacks. Now that I'm at school in Rochester, we spend a few weekends together, even when the season is over at our camp.
Contact me at Noah@InsanelyParacord.com
Hi, I’m Abigail, a co-owner of Insanely Paracord. I’ve been making paracord for a few years now but only recently started making a business out of it. I graduated high school third in my class. I am now a freshman in Albany, NY. In high school, I was involved with DECA, which is a business club through my school that competes regionally, stately, and even nationally. Also, I was involved in Drama club as the stage manager, and was an Ambassador in Girl Scouts. I’ve grown up with Noah, and finally, last year, we decided to start a business together. Over the summer, I spend lots of time at my camp in the Adirondacks, but during the school year I live at school in Albany.