Daniel Flores Webboard User Reg: 03-12-2006
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Does any body know where I can buy good leather collars for a real cheap price if there is such a thing. Are they usaully cheaper at local Co-Op stores. And also prong collars can I get these cheaper there than at a petco or such. I'm not ordering online because I plan on going to get this after school.
a 6' leash is a good length. as far as prong collars, you can get them almost anywhere. most of the prices will be the same. if i were you i would not go cheep though. if you buy a cheap one in the store you are going to regret it and end up buying many more. if you just jump a little and get one off line, i know leerburg sells them and no i dont work or advertise for leerburg i am just stating a place, it will be the last one you will buy. i was watching a video ed sells and he made a good point. a leash is your dogs life line. if for some reason he/she freaks out and trys to go after something or some one a cheap leash can brake and your dog may end up dead or worse. i would hope that you wouldn't buy your child a cheap life line so why do it to your dog? the biggest fault in them are the latches. you may spend a little more but get a good quality one. you will be glad you did. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
Daniel Flores Webboard User Reg: 03-12-2006
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Hmm, Ok, makes alot of since. I may see if can get one today because my breeder said they are good quality at the Co-Op since they are mmade for horses (that's the ones he buys). Any thoughts on this?
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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So money is a bit of an issue.
save up and get one. dont go cheap
Yes, good point, but if you need something to tide you over until you can get a good one, you can't go with nothing, so maybe a Petsmart or other large pet supply store (where they have 6' leashes, leather, for under $10) will work in the interim.
And you'll probably be wanting a 20' line, too, which I believe you can get in nylon on the cheap, but I think you'll also want to put the cotton one like Leerburg has on your wish list. I like the hand part, the loop, better, both because it feels better and because it's not slick.
JMO! Working-dog trainers might have different input.
true you do need one. i agree 110%. however i think, and this is just a guy that has no clue <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />, i believe a nylon one is cheaper then the cheapest leather. save they money you would have spent on a leather and put it towards a good leather. i guess what it come down to is how bad you want one and how fast and what risks do you feel are accerptable. we in the military call this risk analysis. it all come down to what you feel is an acceptible risk. good point though.
Daniel Flores Webboard User Reg: 03-12-2006
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I already have a 20" drag leash nylon. I may go cotton soon because it a bit worn and when I have to much slack, it ends up giving burns on my hands. So thank you for all the information on all who have posted.
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