Dean & Tyler No Nonsense Dog Leash - High Quality Leather From Europe - Black - 6 Ft By 1/2" Width - Great for Everyday Use And/or Professional Training!!! Hand Stitched with Solid Brass Hardware!!! Available Also in Brown and Different Lengths!!!
- High Quality Leather from Europe
- Solid Brass Hardware
- Hand Stitched
- Comes in Brown or Black
- Comes in Different lengths
Hamilton 3/4" x 18" Creased Burgundy Leather Dog Collar
- Coordinating leads are available in multiple widths and sizes
- Leather collars and leashes have a classic American look that is perfect for all breeds
- Each collar and lead is stitched with strong weather resistant thread and edged and dyed beautifully
- Available in 3/8, 1/2, 3/4 and 1" widths
- Available in 12 to 26 inches
Dean & Tyler Padded Puppy Strong Nylon Dog Leash - DOUBLE PLY NYLON - Stainless Steel Hardware - EXTRA STRONG LEASH ! - Black With Black Padded Handle - 6 Ft - 3/4" Width - Great for Everyday Use. Goes Great with Our NYLON Harnesses !!! Available Also in 5FT, 4FT, 3FT, 2FT - Contact Us!
- Double Ply Nylon leash dog collar harness
- Stainless Steel Hardware stainless brass
- Black Padded Nappa Handle padded large
- doberman rottweiler german shepherd
Handcrafted of quality leather, our leather leashes offer outstanding strength, performance and durability. Their appeal is augmented by the use of high-quality brass hardware, lending additional luster to the elegance of the leather. To order this product, please visit us at prodogz.com. Prodogz Schutzhund Equipment is also pleased to bring you the quality dog training equipment from Schweikert Equipment for Schutzhund Training, Ringsport equipment and Police K9 Training equipment, along with Gripper Leashes, Sprenger Collars and Dogtra remote training collars. Visit our Tug Toy Pages, we have a huge selection of Tug Toys to help you get the most out of your training. If you need a Leather Dog Harness go no farther than our Dog Harness Page. Vests, Jackets and Pants are made with Oxford Nylon, a durable, scratch resistant nylon designed to last. Prodogz Equipment also offers training equipment for Agility Dog training, Search and Rescue and Service Dog Training.
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Question by James: My leather dog leash broke, Whats the best tie or knot or braid to fix it without making it to short?
So I just bought a $ 40 leather leash, its almost a inch long or it is by 6 feet. It broke almost in the middle 2 1/2 by 3 1/2 feet. I don’t want or have the cash to buy another leather leash, he has a leather collar and I really like them to be the same plus I like how they look and I have a lot of faith that they are not going to brake. I have a Pit Bull and I need a leash that a believe isn’t going to break. So what is the best way to tie it back together without losing any of the lengthiness and so you cant tell that it has been tied back together. As i was thinking about it, I was thinking maybe it would be a good idea to cut down the leash through the middle on both ends so I could like braid it back together or something. If i cut down through the middle of the leash on both sides like 6 or 8 inches then I could use those inches to make the tie, knot, or braid so I don’t lose any of the length of the leash. I also don’t want to walk around and everybody that looks at my dog and me will notice a big knot on my leash and think that i am to cheap to buy a new leash for my dog. I know there is a ton of different knots and braids and such and i Know there is experts on this subject. I appreciate any of the help that you can give me. Thank you very much
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Answer by xqqz_me
Is this a flat, one piece leather leash? What I would do is trim the ends where it broke so it was nice and flat and not ragged looking. I’d then over lap them about 2 inches and rivet and sew them together, one on top of the other. It would be strong and not really noticeable. I know you probably don’t have the tools to do this repair, but do you have a shoe repair shop in your town? Or a saddle or tack maker? Another good place to check is an upholstery shop too. If you call around and ask, I bet you could find a place that would help you cheaply.
I’ve done a lot of leather braiding, and I can’t think of a good way to braid that back together. Even if there is a way, you will lose at least half of the length.
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