Country Brook Petz is a long-standing American collar maker, and their sunset camo martingale combines the escape-proof limited-slip design with a war
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Country Brook Petz is a long-standing American collar maker, and their Sunset Martingale combines the escape-proof limited-slip design with a warm-toned camouflage print. It’s the rare collar that gives sighthound owners function and style together.
Martingales are the right choice for narrow-headed breeds — Greyhounds, Whippets, Salukis — whose heads can slip a standard collar. The limited-slip loop tightens just enough to prevent escape without choking, then releases. The sunset camo print adds personality to this proven mechanism.
Country Brook’s domestic manufacturing shows in the details: clean, reinforced stitching, quality webbing, and smooth loop action. This is gear built to last, not a seasonal throwaway.
Fit it per martingale rules: with the loop fully tightened, you should just be able to slip two fingers under the collar; at rest it should sit loose enough for comfort but never loose enough to slide over the ears.
If you own an escape-prone breed and want American-made quality with standout style, the Sunset Martingale is an excellent choice. Order today and walk with confidence.
The sunset print uses warm oranges, reds, and earth tones that flatter most coat colors — particularly striking on fawn, brindle, and blue-grey sighthound coats. It’s a distinctive look you won’t see on every dog at the meetup, backed by the reliable function martingale owners depend on.
A martingale has a small control loop that tightens gently when the dog pulls or tries to back out — just enough to prevent escape, never enough to choke when fitted correctly. When the leash is slack, the collar hangs loose and comfortable. It's the go-to design for sighthounds and other narrow-headed breeds.
Measure the widest part of your dog's head and the neck where the collar sits. When you pull the D-ring, the two metal slides should end up about three fingers' width apart — if they touch, the collar is too loose to work; if they can't come together, it's too tight. Adjust via the slide buckle.
No — martingales should not be left on unattended dogs. Because the loop tightens, a snagged martingale can become a choking hazard. Use it for walks and training, and switch to a flat buckle or breakaway collar for all-day tag wear.
Yes, Country Brook Petz designs and manufactures its collars in the USA. The Sunset pattern is printed on durable nylon webbing with quality hardware, and the brand is known for consistent stitching and long-lasting prints.
Wider is generally better for larger dogs: 1.5–2 inches distributes pressure for big breeds, while 3/4–1 inch suits small and medium dogs. The Country Brook Sunset martingale comes in multiple widths — match the width to your dog's size and coat length.