They release almost immediately if they get caught. to use them as a walking collar the lead is attached to the two D links either side of the safety clip

Very similar to the modern cat collar-my cats don't wear collars as I spent over £30 on safety collars & discs for them & they have lost them all They are chipped though

Mo never wears hers in the house.

kira has hers on all the time, its a semi slip abut even when fully tightened she can always get out of it so i dont worry about it catching on anything. Its tightened slightly when we walk so she cant slip it, but loosened in the house.

if we take her to MIL's house it come off because she plays rough with her staffy x, and he has a thing about chewing collars.

I think I might invest in one thank you for bringing them to my attention and explaining about them.

Im the same with my cat, she just has to go out with 1 and within 10 mins its off I think she does it deliberately, but rather that than her hanging somewhere

Thanks everyone for your answers so far

My two have Rogz for dogs collars on all the time, they have plastic catches that are supposed to break if necessary, never tested that out though!

Tilly wears hers during the day but i take it off at night.

my lot only have collars on really when out as well,

twice I have had to cut collars off when they have been playing and one dog got its jaw twisted round the other dogs collar,
I was lucky that I got there quick enough, but its surprisingly fast how quick the neck starts to swell making it really hard to cut the collar off,
I do have some clip end collars, but tend not to bother with them in the house now either,.

Mine only have them on when out and about, they are always taken off when we get home. I always go out in the garden with them, so no worries about them escaping (not that they would!) or being stolen.
When Willow was young i always kept a collar on her (buckle type) until she was playing with my aunties dog who got his jaw caught in it he nearly strangled her as they both panicked and we had to cut it off, so since then its put me off having collars on in the house, and never use a buckle type either. My collies both use their crates too and i've heard horror stories about dogs getting them caught in crates.
Like the sound of the quick release collars

Jann
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my dog has an easy release cord collar with a tag with our details on it at all times , she has her main collar with microchip tag and petlog tag when out walking

All my 5 wear collars all the time. I only took them off in the house when they all caught fleas just to make them comfortable.
As 3 of mine are lurchers and greyhounds I don't want them bolting after something if the door opens and them not having a collar on.