Slip Leads
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Slip Leads
by Em & Poppy » Fri Mar 27, 2009 8:00 pm
I am after 2 slip leads, has anyone got any recommendations where to get them from? I have looked on the internet and ended up spoilt for choice! Has anyone got any advice for the length and type?
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Re: Slip Leads
by hev » Sat Mar 28, 2009 8:32 am
Hi Emma
I have brought a few in the past for Jack, from Turner Richards website: www.turnerrichards.co.uk along with training dummie's and whistle's... good website for working dogs.![[ninja]](./images/smilies/ph34r.gif "Ninja")
..... You can also buy slip leads from country shows, i.e Highclere
I hope this is of some use.
Hev & Jack![[smile]](./images/smilies/smile.gif "Smile")
I have brought a few in the past for Jack, from Turner Richards website: www.turnerrichards.co.uk along with training dummie's and whistle's... good website for working dogs.
..... You can also buy slip leads from country shows, i.e HighclereI hope this is of some use.
Hev & Jack
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Re: Slip Leads
by mark_n » Sat Mar 28, 2009 11:29 am
Hi Em,
I've got a couple, one came from moss end and the other I got from Annette when she got some made by a friend of hers.
One is about 3ft the other is 6ft....I use the 6ft one all the time now, with a karabiner on the handle, so you can double it up if you want more control.
The other thing to watch, is the material, if you get a cheap nylon one, then you will get rope burn from it.
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I've got a couple, one came from moss end and the other I got from Annette when she got some made by a friend of hers.
One is about 3ft the other is 6ft....I use the 6ft one all the time now, with a karabiner on the handle, so you can double it up if you want more control.
The other thing to watch, is the material, if you get a cheap nylon one, then you will get rope burn from it.
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Re: Slip Leads
by Joe » Sat Mar 28, 2009 7:55 pm
You can get a nice soft leather slip lead from Pets at Home. They are a bit on the expensive side, but I think they are worth it.
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Re: Slip Leads
by Em & Poppy » Mon Mar 30, 2009 12:46 pm
Thanks to everyone that replied with their suggestions and advice.
We have now got two leads thanks to the "shop de Mandy"![[laugh]](./images/smilies/laugh.gif "Laugh")
We have now got two leads thanks to the "shop de Mandy"
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Re: Slip Leads
by lou » Mon Mar 30, 2009 4:08 pm
Hello Shop De mandy. Do you do dog whistles and lanyards? I have lost mine. need two if possible so i can put one in pocket and one in van in case i dont have my pocket with me!!
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Re: Slip Leads
by mandy & sakari » Mon Mar 30, 2009 11:24 pm
lou wrote:Hello Shop De mandy. Do you do dog whistles and lanyards? I have lost mine. need two if possible so i can put one in pocket and one in van in case i dont have my pocket with me!!
Nah sorry babes,
Out of stock
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