Unfortunately, it's not available in an extra small size. The collar is labeled hand-wash only, but we put it through the washing machine, and it came out looking new. Although we don't recommend walking a dog by attaching a leash to any collar, the Crag held up well in our tugging and pulling tests (no dogs involved) and emerged from our cleaning and soaking tests free of rust and corrosion. Instead of the D-shaped ring found on most other collars, the Crag uses a V-shaped ring for attaching a leash or tags it worked similarly to others. An included round silicone tab, the "tag silencer,'' sits flat between tags and eliminates the familiar clinking noise when your dog moves or shakes their head. It holds a small carabiner where you can easily attach your dog's tags. There's a separate silicone ring sewn into the outside of the collar. Reflective threads woven into the webbing give your dog extra visibility at night, though not as much as you'd get with an LED collar. Thanks to some excellent extra features, the Crag moved to the top spot. It was easy to fit the Crag for our tester pup, a medium-sized Australian shepherd with a fluffy neck who usually needs some trial and error to get the right fit. It also has all the must-have features we look for in the best dog collars: a place to securely attach ID tags, a side-release buckle for easy placement and removal, and a good range of adjustability. The Ruffwear Crag looks rugged, but its flexible, lightweight nylon is smooth and comfortable against a dog's neck. Pros: Reflective stitching, easy to clean, durable yet soft nylon webbing, tag silencer
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