SAN FRANCISCO, CA, April 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) Collar Planet, Tampa Florida's luxury pet boutique, has announced the addition of the supercoller Leash and Collar System to their Online Catalog
The supercoller is a hybrid dog collar and leash system all-in-one, designed to replace the traditional separate collar and leash. Convenience and control are what this unique alternate will provide to dog owners. The supercoller offers the convenience of a built in leash that retracts and attaches to the collar when not in use. Each cable of the built in leash is manufactured to handle 100lbs. The supercoller is made for dogs 20lbs to 90lbs.
Made for the active dog owner, the supercoller is great for the beach, dog park, hiking, jogging and quick trips in and out of the car. With the supercoller, your dog is always carrying the leash with them. The supercoller was selected as the 2010 Best New Pet Product of the Year, the supercoller is endorsed by veterinarians and is made in the USA.
"We expect the supercoller to be a big seller," said Tina Spanevello, "The engineering that went into this collar is amazing. It's a durable design that can be used for smaller dogs as well as larger breeds that typically require big dog collars."
For more information, please visit our website at www.collarplanetonline.com
About Collar Planet
In business since 2008, Collar Planet's mission is to provide the best quality and a large variety of unique dog collars and pet products. The majority of our collars are manufactured by a small family business in the Midwest. We can proudly say Made in the USA. Many of our collars are made when ordered, which gives us the ability to offer such a large variety of styles, colors and sizes. There is processing time to have the collars made but our customers have found it is well worth the wait!
Collar Planet is a supporter of the Humane Society of Pinellas County and Tampa Bay, along with the Suncoast Animal League. Collar Planet's mobile pet boutique regularly participates in fund raising events for those organizations. Collar Planet also features a large selection of dog costumes in their online store.
Collar Planet of Tampa Florida Announces Addition of the Supercoller Leash and Collar System to Their Online Catalog
Collar Planet, Tampa Florida's luxury pet boutique, has announced the addition of the supercoller Leash and Collar System to their Online Catalog
2011-04-24
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[Press-News.org] Collar Planet of Tampa Florida Announces Addition of the Supercoller Leash and Collar System to Their Online CatalogCollar Planet, Tampa Florida's luxury pet boutique, has announced the addition of the supercoller Leash and Collar System to their Online Catalog