Carol Boche Webboard User Reg: 10-30-2005
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Yep. Leerburg has great Amish made leather leads. Relatively inexpensive and the quality is unbeatable IMO. They also auction them regularly and I think there is a 6 footer on auction that ends tonight.
Reg: 06-03-2007
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You will not beat the Quality of Leerburg Amish Leashes
I had them sent over from Leerburg USA to Belgium. Freight and Belgium Taxes cost four times the Price of the Leashes but you will not buy this Quality over here in Belgium and i am very happy indeed with them,
Plus the Amish Leather Collars, Best on the market
Kristel Smart Webboard User Reg: 10-03-2006
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The leather leashes at Leerburg (how's that for alliteration) are the best I've ever used in all of my years of training. They're tough, reasonably priced and look and feel great, too.
LOL, is Ed paying you guys for advertising? Just kidding. You are all making me want to buy a six foot Leerburg leash. I only have the nylon ones you buy in a pet store.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Quote: Angela Burrell
LOL, is Ed paying you guys for advertising?
Oooooh. THERE's an idea!!
Seriously, one of the LB leashes is forever.
I tried to get another one in the auction last week but some ratfink beat me. I guess I have to shell out. One of my dogs is all gorgeous with his beautiful leather leash and the others are silly-looking in the kind you get from dog-supply stores. With pictures of bones and doghouses on them.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Something else that I see nowhere but here are the 100% cotton 20' lines. I never ever use my old one now that's made of some other material (nylon?) that gets slimy and slippery when it gets damp. I have two or three of the LB cotton ones now.
One of my dogs is all gorgeous with his beautiful leather leash and the others are silly-looking in the kind you get from dog-supply stores. With pictures of bones and doghouses on them.
hey....i got luc a leather collar w/skulls and crossbones so he'd look manly but i figure using it w/the leerburg lead makes up for how silly the collar is.
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