5 Pack Goat Collar with Bell, Reflective Adjustable Nylon Collar Set Sheep Collar with Bell, Pet Anti-Lost Grazing Copper Bells for Small Farm Animal Sheep Cow Pet Goat Accessories

Our sheep escaped, and a neighbor suggested once we get them back, we ought to put bells on them so they’re easier to find in the woods. They are back (!) and it sounds like jingle bells 🎶 when you’re out in the field. I know they’ll be easy to locate should they ever go missing again. The adjustable collar works great, and the quality and fit is good too. They cinch down small, but can extend to a very large neck size as well. The colors are vibrant and attractive. I haven’t shined a light on them at night to be able to speak on the effectiveness of the reflective material. Great collars overall!

It’s soo nice to be able to hear where our goats are when they are grazing in thick brush. The size was good. The colors haven’t faded in the 4 months they’ve been wearing them. We’ve found a few of them in the pasture, but I’m happy about that bc they likely got hung up on each other as they play. They were not damaged just came unbuckles under pressure. I would rather a collar freely break away than leave them tangled up in something.

Good quality, out of the 5 maybe 1 of the plastic buckles cracked but still works so that’s cool!

I just got 4 Nigerian Dwarf Goats and bought these collars for them. I wanted the collars on so I could have an easier time getting a hold of them if I needed to do something with them, like hoof trimming. I would not recommend these collars due to when the goat pulls back they loosen up and then they are able to slip out of them. Would recommend a collar with a metal clasp that buckles and not a plastic snap as somehow that has also released, when they are out in the field. On a positive note, the reflection works well.

The goats can pull the bell ring apart so make sure to attach leads to the actual collar unless you want to be chasing down goats. Bells sound good and the collars are great quality that are holding up so far!

Very poor quality collars ,we put it on a 1/2 grown goat and in 2 minutes the plastic was broken and the gist didn’t do anything extraordinary Do not buy these collars for goats ,they might be strong enough for a cat collar but definitely not a goat collar

I like being able to hear where my goats are when they forage. Problem is, they tend to pull them off when they butt heads. Goats are goats. What are you gonna do? The collars may be reflective, but they're not very reflective. The sun sometimes goes down before we get home and I don't think they make much of a difference. But the nylon material itself has held up pretty well.

I engraved these with my goat names. These bells make the sweetest sound- I can hear my girls and it is lovely. Collars are good quality.