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Dy'on Dog Collars | Emmers Equestrian
Dy'on is best known for its bridles and leatherwork in the saddlery world, and that same quality leather and finishing carries over into its dog collars. Made from fine English leather, the collars come in styles ranging from a simple flat design to braided, basket-weave, and "fancy" raised-stitch options, so you can match the look to your own tack or just pick what suits your dog.
Gold or nickel-toned hardware and a matching Dy'on logo give them the same finished, considered look as the brand's equestrian pieces, and most styles include a ring to attach a matching lead. Because these are genuine leather collars rather than synthetic ones, they need a bit of upkeep to stay supple and look their best, but in return you get a collar that ages well and holds its shape rather than cracking or stiffening over time.
Tips for Choosing
- Measure your dog's neck properly before choosing a size, since Dy'on's collars run across a wide range (roughly 35 to 75 cm), and leather doesn't stretch to compensate for a size that's genuinely wrong.
- Pick a flat or braided style for everyday wear, and save a fancy-stitched or basket-weave design for a collar that's meant to be seen, such as at shows or for everyday style rather than rough outdoor use.
- Condition the leather periodically with a leather-specific product, such as paraffin oil, and clean it with a mild soap like glycerine soap, the same way you'd care for a quality leather bridle.
- Check the ring and buckle hardware periodically for wear, especially if your dog pulls on the lead regularly, since that's the point under the most consistent stress.
- If you want a coordinated look, check whether a matching lead is available in the same style, since several Dy'on collar designs are built to pair with one.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a Dy'on dog collar different from a standard leather collar?
The main differences are the quality of the English leather and the level of finishing, raised stitching, polished hardware, and styles like braided or basket-weave leather that go beyond a basic flat strap.
How do I care for a leather dog collar?
Condition it periodically with a leather oil, like paraffin oil, and clean it with a gentle soap such as glycerine soap, much like you'd maintain a leather bridle.
How do I pick the right size?
Measure your dog's neck directly and choose from Dy'on's size range accordingly, since leather collars don't have the stretch or adjustment range some fabric collars offer.
Is this collar suitable for everyday use, or just for show?
It depends on the style, flat and braided designs suit everyday wear well, while fancier raised-stitch or basket-weave styles are often chosen more for their look than rugged daily use.
Does it come with a matching lead?
Many Dy'on collar styles have a matching lead available, so check the specific design if you want a coordinated set.
Will the leather crack or dry out over time?
Not if it's cared for; regular conditioning keeps the leather supple, much like any quality leather tack, so it should age well rather than stiffening or cracking.
Find Dy'on dog collars and matching leads at Emmers Equestrian.