This beautiful dog epitomizes its Irish heritage with its beautiful flowing red coat.

We chose this red & black martingale collar (because sighthounds slip out of regular collars). Grey is cool tone, and requires so warmth to compliment it. These Irish dogs come in many color varieties, like this handsome grey & white lad. A cross between a sighthound and a terrier, it’s speed and hunting skills make it very popular in Ireland. The Irish Lurcher is not a recognized breed. So with that in mind, we chose a collar with darker blues so that they pop on the Glenn of Imal’s fluffy light coat. But there are warm tones around the ears and face, and on some, their coat takes on a more reddish tone. The buff-colored coat of this playful terrier is fairly neutral, so almost any color will work. With its highlights of white, black & green, this breed will look absolutely stunning. Bright blues look best on this breeds coat, like this Douglas Tartan collar. Hailing back to the mid-1800’s in Ireland, it’s pretty hard to argue that it’s not an Irish dog. You may not think of a Border Collies as Irish Dogs, but the Irish will argue that they are. To view any of the collars listed below, simply click on them. So we’ve matched up these breeds with some collars that we think will bring out their Gaelic beauty and charm. What better way to do this than through their collar? While you might think that an Irish Dog should wear an Irish Dog Collar, that’s not necessarily true.

Compliment Your Irish Dogs Coat with a Beautiful Collar.įor those that have Irish Dogs (or are planning to get one), you want their pure Irish beauty so shine.

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