HimyBB Puppy Collar with Bell 2-Pack – Red, XXS/XS Starter
The HimyBB is a different animal from the clip-on bells above — it’s a 2-pack of tiny red puppy collars with bells built in, sized XXS/XS for puppies
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Product Description
A new puppy’s first outings come with a soundtrack every owner learns to love: the tiny bell that tells you where your little explorer wandered off to. The HimyBB puppy collar with bell 2-pack is built around that moment — a starter collar designed specifically for very small necks, with the bell built right in.
A built-in bell beats a clip-on for puppies. There is nothing dangling to snag on furniture, crate wires or underbrush, and nothing to lose in the yard on day three. The collar itself is soft polyester sized for little necks, in the XXS/XS range that fits young puppies and even kittens — comfortable enough for a first collar, sturdy enough for those wobbly first walks.
The cheerful red color is a practical choice as well as a cute one: it is easy to spot in grass, under furniture and in a pile of puppy toys. And the two-pack format solves the oldest puppy-collar problem — the spare. One collar can be in the wash while the other is on the puppy, because small puppies and mess go together.
The bell is tuned for close-range awareness: loud enough to hear a small puppy padding around the house or yard, not startling, not trail-loud. Fit it with a two-finger gap, supervise young puppies as you would with any collar, and re-measure every couple of weeks — puppies grow startlingly fast, and this is a starter collar, not a forever collar. Remove it for crate time if your puppy is a chewer. For the simple joy of always knowing where your tiny adventurer is, check it on Amazon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should my puppy wear a collar with a bell?
For young puppies, a bell is genuinely useful — it lets you hear where a tiny pup has wandered in the house, which helps with supervision and potty training timing. Most puppies adjust to the sound within a day. Just keep the bell small and light so it doesn't outweigh the collar, and remove it if the pup seems stressed by the noise.
What size collar does a new puppy need?
Measure your puppy's neck and add about an inch for growth room, but still do the two-finger check — snug enough that it can't slip over the ears. Puppies grow fast, so check the fit weekly. An adjustable XXS/XS starter collar like this 2-pack is ideal because you'll likely size up within a couple of months.
Is it safe to leave a collar on a puppy in the crate?
No — collars should come off for unsupervised crate time. Collars can snag on crate wires, and puppies are especially good at getting tangled. Collar on for supervised time and walks; collar off for the crate and unsupervised play.
When should a puppy start wearing a collar?
You can introduce a lightweight collar as early as 8 weeks, once the puppy is home. Keep early sessions short and positive — let them wear it during play and meals so they associate it with good things. Most pups stop noticing it within a few days.
Why does the 2-pack matter for puppies?
Puppies outgrow collars fast, and they get dirty faster too. A 2-pack means you have a clean backup while one is being washed, and the per-collar cost is lower when you know you'll be sizing up soon anyway.
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