Product Description

The K9 Dual Purpose Leash with Handle can be used as a standard leash, slip lead, belt leash, dominant dog leash, rescue leash, and more. Because of how convenient these leashes are, they're often used in rescues and shelters but can be useful for everyone. This leash easily clips onto a collar but if a dog doesn't have one, can easily be converted into a slip lead. There's no stress or fuss with having to deal with several dogs that may or may not have a collar.

There are two O-rings. One is a free-floating ring and the other is a large ring attached to the handle. View our video above to see how we transform this leash into a slip leash. All hardware is made of quality stainless steel. These leashes are locally handcrafted by the Amish.

This leash is 3/4" wide and 6ft. long.

Made in the USA

The cow hides used to make all of Leerburg's leather are hand-picked 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. Many types of Latigo leather are made in Mexico, India, or Pakistan, but none can compare to the quality of Leerburg's latigo leather made in North America.

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.

Care

RESTORE | WATERPROOF | PROTECT

Start by wiping away any loose dirt, buildup, and surface contaminants, then scrub with Spot Cleaner in circular motions using a soft-bristle brush. Once clean, allow the leather to dry fully before conditioning.

Once fully dry, begin conditioning by applying a small amount of Leather Cream onto a lint-free cloth and rub in circular motions until the leather is fully coated. Allow it to dry for one hour, adding more coats if needed, then let it cure for 24 hours.