Leather Studded Dog Collar
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Dog Bark Collar
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Camouflage Dog Collar
Serious Hunting Dog with a Camouflage Dog Collar
I knew this dog was a serious retriever when I saw his
camouflage dog collar. Sure it didnt help him blend
into the background too well, but I assumed he didnt
care. I knew as he sat in the bed of the pickup truck,
ears flapping in the breeze while his keen eyes squinted
into the distance, that this dog was a hunter. He was
born, bred, and trained to sit patiently by his masters
side as he tested the air with his perceptive nose,
checking for the slightest odor of fowl.
I knew he lived for the moment when his master would
give the word, letting go of that camouflage dog collar.
He would run like there was no tomorrow, his four paws
digging up large clods of the soft dirt, flinging them
behind him. At breakneck speed, he would approach the
pond thick with the smell of duck. When he would get
close, he would leap into the air, barking as loud as
his well-developed lungs and powerful jaw would allow
until he splashed into the water. Swimming as fast as he
could, he would nip at the ducks tails, just barely
missing as they would all panic and take flight. There
he would sit and wait for signal from his master.
When the master would see the ducks flee, he would aim
his gun and fire straight and true, watching the fowl
fall back to the ground. He wouldnt have to worry about
finding them though. His dog knew the ropes. After a few
minutes the dog would return with the quarry held
tightly in his jaws and place it at his masters feet.
His owner would pat him, call him good boy, and get
ready to do it all over.
I knew that dog with the camouflage dog collar lived for
that moment. I knew that if I ever were to own a fine
hunting dog like that, I would have to buy him a
camouflage dog collar as well. It wouldnt be right to
put him into one of those cheep polyester collars that
are in the aisle right next to the hairspray. I couldnt
see him wearing one of those expensive designer collars
either. Those are for the fluffy dogs that sit on
pillows and eat soft food. He would need a collar that
said he was a hunter! He couldnt be afraid to get it
dirty. No, only a camouflage dog collar would do.
Hunters, men and women in the military, and anyone else
who needs to blend into an environment wear camouflage.
However, when worn in social situations, it allows the
wearer to stand out. In this case, the wearer commands
respect for what he does. People know that these men or
women live in circumstances that require them to hide
from normal view.
A camouflage dog collar is a great way to show a dogs
personality. A hunter wears camouflage showing that he
is to be respected. Even a dog can feel the same way.
About the Author
Abe Gardea is a full-time freelance writer and a
regular contributor to http://www.my-dog-collar.com
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