LUCA Logo Full Color Lavender/White Seatbelt Buckle Collar - Luca and Alberto Sea Monsters Swimming Poses Turquoise Blues WIDTH:1.5" WIDE This product is made in

Name: LUCA Logo Full Color Lavender/White Seatbelt Buckle Collar - Luca and Alberto Sea Monsters Swimming Poses Turquoise Blues WIDTH:1.5" WIDE This product is made in
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 45059949202
Price: 25.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8055 (18 reviews)

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LUCA Logo Full Color Lavender White Seatbelt Buckle Collar Luca and Alberto Sea Monsters Swimming Poses Turquoise Blues WIDTH:1.5" WIDE This product is made in This product is made in China and is officially licensed by Disney 408) is handcrafted in the USA by Buckle Down and is officially licensed by DC Comics Your dog will be the talk of the town when people notice they're wearing this awesome SeatBelt Dog Collar this collar is built to last and features beautiful vibrant artwork

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