Product Description

This Amish made latigo leather leash has high quality stainless steel snaps. This leash is made so that a prong collar is attached to one clip and a dominant dog collar™ (or backup collar) is attached to second clip. There is a 9-inch tab attached to the clip end of the leash for that 2nd collar. When or if the prong collar fails and comes off the dog, the second collar is already attached without interfering with the prong collar corrections. Dominant dog collars™ and prong collars sold separately.

It should go without saying that no leather leash should ever be used as a tie-out. Dog's can chew through any leather leash if you allow them to. Our leashes are not warrantied to be CHEW PROOF.

Reviewed by USA Today

"A favorite of Police K9 handlers, military working dog handlers, trainers in every major dog sport as well as professional dog trainers, this dual clasped leash is designed to be clipped to two collars at a time. It's especially useful for dogs that wear prong collars (which are prone to detaching), as well as any sly dog adept at slipping out of their collar, as it provides a much-needed safeguard and backup system. This is also amongst the most durable and best-crafted of all of the leashes we tested, being made of high-quality leather that's double stitched with firm grommets at all junctures. Made entirely in the U.S.A. and wholly hand-forged, these Latigo leather leashes are also practically works of art. The thickest cow hides available are especially selected for Leerburg and undergo an 85-step tanning process that takes over a month. Once tanned, they're delivered to an Amish family in Wisconsin, that hand cuts, sews, pop-rivets, and tailors everything by hand. The leashes come in three lengths (4, 6 and 10-feet), and three shades."

-Sarah Zorn, USA Today

MADE IN THE USA

Leerburg leather products are works of art.

The cow hides used to make all of Leerburg's leather are hand selected for Leerburg before tanning. We need and use the thickest hides available. Our hides go through over 85 steps in a tanning process that takes over a month. There are many types of Latigo leather that are made in Mexico, India, or Pakistan, but none can compare to the quality of Leerburg’s Latigo leather.

Once tanned, our Leerburg Leather is delivered to the Amish family that crafts our leather products right here in Wisconsin. Our 4 Amish craftsmen have been making Leerburg leather products since 1990.

These 5 Amish craftsmen hand cut, sew, pop-rivet, and tailor all of our leather products. We have yet to come across another leather product that measures up to our products' quality.

In 2015, we switched from using brass or bronze hardware to stainless steel. Stainless Steel is stronger and lasts a lifetime. You can go and find a cheaper leather product somewhere else, but the quality will not measure up to our products.

100% of Leerburg leather products are made in Wisconsin. We don't use leather from India, Pakistan, or Mexico.