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Field Dog Collar | Carhartt

3.1 out of 5 star rating
 

Field Dog Collar

 : $25.99
  $12.99 - $25.99

 

$25.99
 

 

$12.99 - $25.99
 

    |

(MED - LG)

 
 

 

 

 

$25.99
 

 

$12.99 - $25.99
 

    |

(MED - LG)

 
 

 

 

Description

Great for evening walks, this dog collar has reflective details that help pets stay seen when visibility's low. Strong and secure, the side-release buckle is glove-friendly for the cold months. A floating D-ring gives you multiple attachment options.

Features

  • Top side: 600-denier fabric for low stretch, low odor retention, and less water absorption
  • Bottom side: durable nylon
  • Glove friendly side-release buckle
  • Metal D-ring
  • Metal strap adjuster
  • Silver reflective 3M™ Scotchlite™ Carhartt wordmark for visibility
  • Medium: 12-18" (L) X ¾" (W)
  • Large: 18-26" (L) X 1" (W)
  • Model No. PC0568
  • Country of Origin: Imported

Dog Collar

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  NECK
MEDIUM 12" - 18"
LARGE 18" - 26"

How to Measure

Neck:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

Nylon Duck Ripstop Service Dog Harness

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  CHEST GIRTH
SMALL 17” - 22”
MEDIUM 22” - 29”
LARGE 29” - 36”
X-LARGE 35” - 42”

How to Measure

Chest:

Measure behind front legs and across broadest part of the chest. Hold the tape firm and level. If the measurement falls between sizes, opt for the next size up.

Nylon Duck Training Harness

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  CHEST GIRTH
SMALL 17” - 22”
MEDIUM 22” - 29”
LARGE 29” - 36”
X-LARGE 35” - 42”

How to Measure

Chest:

Measure behind front legs and across broadest part of the chest. Hold the tape firm and level. If the measurement falls between sizes, opt for the next size up.

Dog Chore Coat

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  NECK CHEST GIRTH BODY LENGTH
SMALL 13” - 17” 16” - 21” 12”
MEDIUM 18” - 23” 22” - 28” 16”
LARGE 22” - 26” 25” - 38” 20”
X-LARGE 24” - 29” 30” - 45” 24

How to Measure

Chest:

Measure behind front legs and across broadest part of the chest. Hold the tape firm and level. If the measurement falls between sizes, opt for the next size up.

Neck:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

Neoprene Dog Vest

Units are expressed in inches and reflect general body dimensions. Measurements are approximate.
  NECK CHEST GIRTH WAIST
SMALL 15” - 19” 21” - 23” 19” - 22”
MEDIUM 15” - 19” 22” - 26” 20” - 23”
LARGE 16” - 20” 26” - 29” 23” - 26”
X-LARGE 17” - 21” 27” - 31” 24” - 27”
XX-LARGE 18” - 22” 28” - 32” 24” - 29”

How to Measure

Chest:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

Neck:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

How to Measure

measurements dog

Chest:

Measure behind front legs and across broadest part of the test. Hold the tape firm and level. If the measurement falls between sizes, opt for the next size up.

Neck:

Measure at base of the neck. Note: Do not measure too high on the neck as it may result in a smaller than optimal measurement.

Example of Breed

Small:

Boston Terrier, Cairn Terrier, Dachshund, and Parson Russell Terrier

Medium:

Australian Cattle Dog, Beagle, Border Collie, Brittany Spaniel, Portuguese Water Dog, and Siberian Husky

Large:

Belgian Malinois, Boxer, Dalmation, English Setter, Pointer, Golden & Labrador retrievers, and Irish Setter

X-Large:

Alaskan Malamute, Bloodhound, Doberman Pinscher, and German Shepherd

 
 
3.1 out of 5 star rating
3.1   5.0
 
   
Rated 5 out of 5
Nice boujee collar for my field dog
It's a pretty nice collar actually. Seems good quality, the dog looks bougee with name brand collar haha !
October 7, 2026
, , US
Rated 5 out of 5
Great collars
Got them for my dogs in Mexico so I can tell who is who
MexicansLuvCarhartt
October 6, 2026
Bronx, NY, US
Rated 1 out of 5
Terrible!
After 2 weeks of wear the lettering has started to come off. The buckle is weird and hard to get on and off. Do not buy.
Jessie M.
August 1, 2026
Norman, OK, US
Rated 5 out of 5
Orange field collar
This collar has been on my dog 24/7 for 5 years without wear. I have just replaced it with the same collar because a younger puppy kept chewing on her collar while she slept. Amazing quality and durability!
July 19, 2026
Scranton, PA, US
Rated 2 out of 5
Weak buckle
Similar to others, I had a collar that only lasted a year. We went to take it off the other day, and the buckle was cracked and fell apart. It should be noted that our other two dogs still have theirs intact.
February 16, 2026
, , US