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About us
High quality pet collars, leashes, & harnesses. Not your average dog collars and leashes. Caninus began in 2001 as the first dog-fronted band ever. Singers Budgie and Basil (RIP) are both pitbull mixes rescued from shelters in the New York City area. After releasing a CD and several split 7"s gaining notoriety on the Howard Stern show, singers Budgie & Basil, decided to start their own line of collars, with the help of their mom, Rachel. Rachel has been involved in animal rescue for the last 15 years, volunteering her time at shelters in New Jersey walking dogs, fostering and taking photos for petfinder. She has also spent almost the last 20 years, playing guitar and bass for several hardcore bands, the most well known being Indecision and Most Precious Blood.
Sadly we lost Basil in 2010. However, Budgie has gained several additional rescue brothers and sisters : Tex, Gizmo (RIP), Spanky and Lulu. We all live happily together in Tustin, CA.
Sadly we lost Basil in 2010. However, Budgie has gained several additional rescue brothers and sisters : Tex, Gizmo (RIP), Spanky and Lulu. We all live happily together in Tustin, CA.
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- r***h (306)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseI really like these collars in the bright colors. I have sable German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois and I feel safer during hunting season with the bright colored, easy to spot collars on my dogs. Wouldn't want them to be mistaken for coyotes in the distance...