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Shires Digby & Fox Reflective Dog Collar
From £4.21
Shires Digby & Fox Flat Leather Dog Lead
From £7.20
Buster Inflatable Collar
From £16.41
Weatherbeeta Polo Leather Dog Collar
From £8.79
Digby & Fox Plaited Dog Collar
From £9.11
Carsafe Crash Tested Dog Harness
From £23.40
Digby & Fox Drover Polo Dog Lead
£21.59
Sold out
Digby & Fox Plaited Dog Lead
£24.30
Halti Training Lead
From £8.76
Shires Digby & Fox Padded Leather Dog Lead
From £17.65
Shires Drover Polo Dog Collar
From £11.12
Halti Optifit Headcollar
£15.59
Halti Collar
From £6.47
Digby & Fox Pro Slip Dog Collar
From £5.65
Sold out
Digby & Fox Cow Hair Dog Collar
From £7.55
Digby & Fox Reflective Training Lead
From £10.79
Halti All-In-One Lead
£15.59
Digby & Fox Fine Rope Slip Lead
£9.90
Ancol Heritage Collection Slip Lead
From £6.08
Digby & Fox Waterproof Greyhound Coat
From £19.79

Need a dog collar or lead that will actually last? You are in the right place. This 220-strong collection runs from simple flat leather collars from £4.09 and nylon leads from £4.24 up to rolled and padded leather sets, with trusted names like Digby & Fox, Weatherbeeta, Halti, Ancol and Hunter throughout. Whether you walk a tiny terrier or a tall greyhound, there is a proper fit here for your dog.

In a hurry? Start here:

  • Best everyday collar: Shires Digby & Fox Flat Leather Dog Collar — from £4.09
  • Best budget lead: Hunter Nylon Leash — from £4.24
  • Best for pullers: Halti Optifit Headcollar — from £15.59
  • Best quick slip lead: Digby & Fox Rope Slip Dog Lead — £9.00
  • Best smart set: Digby & Fox Drover Polo Dog Collar (from £17.10) with the Shires Digby & Fox Rolled Leather Dog Lead (£29.70)

Which collar and lead should I choose?

What you need Our pick Why it works From
Everyday walks Shires Digby & Fox Flat Leather Dog Collar Simple, sturdy flat leather in black, brown or tan £4.09
Long or fine coats Digby & Fox Rolled Leather Dog Collar Rolled profile helps reduce coat flattening and rubbing £11.62
Extra neck comfort Weatherbeeta Padded Leather Dog Collar Soft padded lining for daily wear £11.75
Greyhounds and whippets Digby & Fox Padded Greyhound Collar Wide, padded shape made for slender sighthound necks £13.50
Pulling on the lead Halti Optifit Headcollar Head-steering training aid designed to reduce pulling £15.59
Quick trips and yard jobs Digby & Fox Rope Slip Dog Lead One-piece slip design, on and off in seconds £9.00
A smart matching look Digby & Fox Drover Polo Dog Collar Polo-stripe leather that looks as good as it wears £17.10

What is the difference between flat, rolled and padded collars?

A flat leather collar is the classic all-rounder — wide, strong and easy to fit, like the Shires Digby & Fox Flat Leather Dog Collar (from £4.09) in black, brown or tan. A rolled collar, such as the Weatherbeeta Rolled Leather Dog Collar (from £13.99) or the Digby & Fox version (from £11.62), has a narrow rounded profile that sits lightly in the coat, which many owners of long-haired breeds prefer because it helps reduce flattening and matting. Padded collars add a soft cushioned lining for dogs that wear a collar all day — see the Weatherbeeta Padded Leather Dog Collar (from £11.75) or the Shires Digby & Fox Padded Leather Dog Collar (from £9.31). Fancy something with more character? The Digby & Fox Tweed Dog Collar (from £14.39), the Plaited Dog Collar (from £9.11), the two-tone Weatherbeeta Rope Leather Dog Collar (£9.50) and the webbing Halti Collar (from £6.47) each give you a different look at a fair price.

Should I buy a slip lead or a clip lead?

A slip lead is lead and collar in one — it loops straight over the head, which makes it brilliant for quick garden trips, car-to-field transfers and dogs with reliable lead manners. The Ancol Heritage Collection Slip Lead starts at £6.08, the Weatherbeeta Leather Slip Dog Lead is £7.50 and the Digby & Fox Fine Rope Slip Lead is £9.90. A clip lead fastens to the collar and gives you a fixed, predictable length: the Shires Digby & Fox Flat Leather Dog Lead starts at £7.20, while the Padded Leather Dog Lead (from £26.10) and Rolled Leather Dog Lead (£29.70) are softer in the hand for bigger, stronger dogs.

How do I stop my dog pulling on the lead?

No single product cures pulling — consistent training does — but the right kit makes that training much easier. The Halti Optifit Headcollar (from £15.59) is designed to gently steer the head, so pulling becomes less rewarding for the dog. Pair it with the Halti Training Lead (from £11.76), whose multiple rings let you change length and technique as you go. Prefer a body option? The Halti Walking Harness starts at £10.18, and the Digby & Fox Reflective Training Lead (from £10.79) adds visibility on darker walks.

What about car travel and post-op recovery?

The Carsafe Crash Tested Dog Harness (from £23.40) is built for travel restraint in the car. If your dog is recovering from surgery, the Buster Inflatable Collar (from £16.41) is a soft alternative to a rigid cone, designed to help stop pets interfering with wounds — always follow your vet's guidance on recovery care.

Collars and leads: your questions answered

What size collar does my dog need?

Measure around your dog's neck with a soft tape where the collar naturally sits, then allow enough room to slide two fingers comfortably underneath. Collars in this range run from XX-Small up to XX-Large depending on the style, so check the size guide on each product page before ordering — and if your dog is between sizes, size up.

Are rolled leather collars better for long-haired dogs?

Many owners of long or fine-coated breeds prefer them. The narrow rounded profile of a rolled collar, like the Digby & Fox Rolled Leather Dog Collar, sits lightly in the coat and helps reduce the flattening and matting a wide flat strap can cause around the neck.

What is a slip lead best used for?

Slip leads shine in quick on-off moments: garden breaks, moving between car and field, or kennel and yard work. Because the loop tightens when the dog pulls, they suit dogs with steady lead manners best. For a dog still learning not to pull, a headcollar or harness with a fixed lead is usually a kinder training route.

Do Halti headcollars stop a dog pulling?

A headcollar is a training aid, not an instant fix. The Halti Optifit is designed to gently steer the head so pulling stops working for the dog, which makes loose-lead training easier to practise. Used consistently alongside reward-based training, most owners find walks become calmer over time. If pulling is severe or sudden, it is worth speaking to a trainer or your vet first.

How do I look after a leather collar and lead?

Wipe off mud with a damp cloth, let the leather dry naturally away from direct heat, then feed it occasionally with a leather balm or conditioner — the same routine you would use on a bridle. Avoid soaking leather, and check stitching, holes and hardware every few weeks, especially on a dog that swims or pulls.

Can I get a matching collar and lead set?

Yes — several ranges here are made in coordinating designs. The Digby & Fox rolled leather, plaited and polo-stripe collections all include collars and leads cut from the same leather, so you can pair a Drover Polo or Rolled Leather Dog Collar with a rolled or plaited lead for a matched set.

Not sure which collar or lead suits your dog? Get in touch and our team will help you find the right fit.

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Last reviewed 2026-07-19 by the Just Horse Riders team.