Don’t waste your money Don’t waste your money. The collars fall apart within weeks of having them. The quality doesn’t match the cost..

Super cute right out of the box, BUT… Super cute right out of the box. Design is beautiful. But after 6 months his collar has completely disintegrated from the outside layer. My other dogs collar was half the price and holds up great!

DO NOT BUY - buckles come undone We went with a Foggy Dog collar because of the cute options, but also for the metal hardware which we thought would be safer. It's fun to have a cute collar but at the end of the day, they are for safety and these collars are not safe at all. The buckle has come undone several times, once when we were on the side of a busy road. Our dog is a puppy, so this was very scary because she easily could have bolted. At first we though maybe we just hadn't pushed it in hard enough to make sure the tabs locked on both sides, but now that it has happened repeatedly - we don't trust it at all.

Not worth the price I’ve only had my dogs collar since the middle of April, and it is completely worn. The outside fabric faded, and is now missing in multiple places. The gold plate tarnished and actually irritated my dogs neck. For the price I expected something of much higher quality. I’d be better off purchasing a cheaper collar at a pet store.

Loyal Customer No More I have been a loyal shopper since learning about the Foggy Dog in late 2021. Not only that, I tell everyone I know about them. I've spent well over $500 on dog bows/collars. I will no longer be shopping with them. They apparently launched a loyalty program - and having been a text and email subscriber I never learned about it - not to mention they're not even honoring all of my purchases for credit as a VIP shopper. I've emailed 4 times over the past week, can't get a phone call back, nor can I get a customer service rep with enough comprehension to understand what I'm requesting. Customer service is a lost art. I do my very best to support small business as often as possible - as I own one myself - but small business should still be able to provide excellent customer service. No ability to speak to someone in person? No go for me.