“What are the most trendy collars for dogs and how are these trends distributed by states?”
Synthesis of market reports and trend coverage researched on 2 September 2026: six national trend clusters and 13 state-level evidence rows covering six states. “Trendy” here combines market growth, reported adoption and product-fashion signals — not one standardized metric. Map intensity counts evidenced trend categories per state (breadth of evidence, not sales volume); gray states mean no comparable state-level evidence was found, not zero demand.
| State | Trend | Signal | Period | Source |
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Method: synthesis of publicly available market reports and trend articles, researched 2026-09-02. 19 rows total — 6 national trend summaries and 13 state-by-trend evidence rows across 6 states. State counts measure breadth of evidence (number of trend categories with explicit state-level support), not sales or a popularity score. Collective shares (e.g. CA+TX+FL = 47% of smart-collar demand) are never split into per-state figures. Evidence mixes 2024 actuals with 2025–2036 outlooks; states not shown carry no comparable evidence, which is not the same as no demand.