Banff Alpine Dog Collar

Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Banff, Alberta, is a captivating destination that will leave you breathless with its unparalleled natural beauty and abundant opportunities for adventure. As the gateway to Banff National Park, Canada's oldest national park est. in 1885, this charming mountain town offers a unique blend of outdoor exploration, breathtaking vistas, and a welcoming community.

Key Features

• Aluminum D-ring for leash attachment
• Comfortable and durable webbing
• Separate ID tag attachment that doesn't rattle
• Banff Inspired design 
  
• 25 mm/1 inch wide

The word is out, The Banff Alpine Dog Collar is your everyday collar inspired by the Rocky Mountains. These collars are durable and versatile with an aluminum D-ring, comfortable webbing, easy to use buckle and a separate ID tag attachment that doesn't rattle.

View size chart

S:10-14" (25.4 - 35.5 cm)
M:14-17" (25.4 - 43 cm)
L:17-23" (25.4 - 58.5 cm)
XL:23-28" (25.4 - 71.1 cm)

Try our matching Banff All-Mountain Dog Leash for the complete set.

Design Inspiration

The leash features Mt. Rundle Mountain, a moose, a group of people canoeing at Lake Louise, and a mother bear with her cub. The scene is set with a majestic sunset in the Bow Valley.

Long before the arrival of European explorers, the Banff area was inhabited by Indigenous peoples, including the Stoney Nakoda, Kootenay, and Blackfoot nations. These tribes have a deep connection to the land and a history that stretches back thousands of years. Banff's original name, "Minnewanka," meaning "Water of the Spirits," reflects the spiritual significance of the region.

Banff’s European history began in the late 19th century. Three railway workers set up a trading post in 1883 and named it “Banff” after their birthplace Banffshire, Scotland. Lake Minnewanka is a popular spot to hike and take a boat tour. 

About the Artist

The artist who designed the Banff design is Nova DeFehr, she moved to Vernon, BC after graduating with her Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design for Marketing in 2008 and has worked for amazing brands across Canada specializing in logo and brand development. 

In fact, she is a big part of Rocky Mountain Dog's brand, designing our logo and our first four leash design.