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Stand out in the park with this durable and long lasting soft double thickness collar, crafted from contrasting colour crocodile-embossed leather, decorated with bone motif for that extra touch of class.

Available in Pink/Pale Pink, Red/Black and Dark Blue/Cream in sizes from 12" to 28"

This product was added to our catalogue on Wednesday 08 October, 2008.

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£6.99 (inc VAT) £5.95(ex VAT)

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