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Sgt. Stubby Patriotic Dog Bandana Collar — photo 1

Sgt. Stubby Patriotic Dog Bandana Collar 2-in-1 | American Heroes Edition 1

$21.90
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Sergeant Stubby was a brindle stray of no particular breed who wandered onto the drill field at Yale in 1917. He sailed for France with the 102nd Infantry, fought in 17 battles, was gassed and wounded, and came home with a blanket full of medals.

This bandana collar carries his name. A tribute, plain and simple.

Two Products in One

A bandana and a collar in the same piece. Your dog gets the classic patriotic drape across the chest with the structure, fit, and tag-ready hardware of a real collar underneath. No knots. No slipping. No second accessory to buy.

What Makes It Different

  • Built-in adjustable collar — wears like a bandana, holds like a collar
  • Exclusive American Heroes collection branding
  • Camo military canvas in authentic field tones
  • Soft inner lining where the collar meets the neck
  • Adjustable buckle and welded D-ring for ID tags
  • Reinforced stitching at every stress point

Size Guide

Size Neck Range Best For
S 10" — 16" (25–40 cm) Small breeds
M 14" — 20" (35–50 cm) Medium breeds
L 16" — 24" (40–60 cm) Large breeds

Measure your dog's neck where the collar will sit and add 1-2 inches for a comfortable fit. The bandana drape falls naturally across the chest.

Made for the American Heroes Collection

Same camo canvas as the Sgt Stubby Collar & Leash Set. Same patriotic spirit. Wear the bandana collar on bandana days, switch to the full collar and leash set for long walks — both built to look like they came from the same unit.

Part of the American Heroes Collection by True American Pets. For dogs that deserve more than just a collar.

Bandana Fit Check

Adjust the collar layer first using the size guide and two-finger fit. The bandana panel should fall across the chest without bunching under the jaw or covering the buckle or D-ring. If the fabric twists toward the leash connection, readjust it before use.

German shepherd in the Sgt. Stubby collar and golden retriever in the stars and stripes bandana at a town square parade

If the story isn't true, it doesn't ship.

Sgt. Stubby was a stray who went to the Western Front with the 102nd Infantry in 1918. His regiment called him Sergeant. Edition 1 carries his name and his patch.

Read his story

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