Crafted with the same attention to quality as our belts and wallets, HG leathers pet collars and leashes combine comfort, strength, and timeless style. Available in smooth leather, shrunk leather or braided leather, these accessories are built for everyday use while providing a premium look and feel. The premium leather is scuff resistant and ideal for active pets, ensuring both durability and long-lasting beauty.
$20 OFF When purchase a collar and leash together. Automatic discount at checkout.
Paws & Personalities
Meet our furry friends who bring our products to life!
Bad Boy Braxton
Known for stirring up just the right amount of trouble, this male Yellow Lab never turns down a walk or a photo op. He wears a Large collar comfortably and carries himself like every outing is his moment to shine.
Mischief Mocha
When she’s not giving side-eye or demanding attention, this Maltese shows off her calm, classy side. A Small collar fits her just right, even if her mood isn’t always as cooperative.
Fluffy the Fat Cat
Unapologetically round and completely self-assured, this calico prefers lounging in the sun over anything resembling leash time. She fits a Small collar, though if the Temptations keep flowing, a Medium may be in her future.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right size collar?
Measure your pet's neck and add 1-2 inches for comfort. Refer to our sizing guide on the product's page for exact measurements.
Is leather safe for pets?
Yes! High-quality leather is safe, comfortable, and in some cases the best option for certain pets. Leather is durable, breathable, and softens with use, which helps prevent rubbing and irritation.
For some breeds with short coats, sensitive skin, or strong builds — like Dobermans, Greyhounds, Boxers, and similar dogs — leather collars are often recommended because they:
- Reduce chafing on short fur
- Don’t trap moisture like nylon
- Are strong enough for powerful dogs
- Break in to fit comfortably
Leather is safe for pets to wear, but not safe to chew. If chewed, it can break into pieces that pose a choking or digestion risk.
As long as it’s properly fitted and well cared for, leather is a safe, reliable, and sometimes the ideal choice for many dogs.
How do I care for my leather collars and leashes?
Wipe down after walks and condition occasionally to maintain flexibility and strength.