Connie Sutherland wrote 04/11/2006 04:49 PM Re: Leather leash good price/quality in stores [Re: jason w penwell ] #103897 - 04/11/2006 04:49 PM
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005 Posts: 31571 Loc: North-Central coast of California Offline	Quote: true you do need one. i agree 110%. however i think, ......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...... Oh, <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" /> right! I didn't even think of a 6' nylon for the interim until he can get the good leather one! Might be rough on the hand(s), but so is a cheapo leather one. Good point. And then, as everyone says, the really good leather one would be a top priority for when the money is available.
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Anne Vaini wrote 04/11/2006 05:41 PM Re: Leather leash good price/quality in stores [Re: Daniel Flores ] #103898 - 04/11/2006 05:41 PM
Anne Vaini Webboard User Reg: 07-14-2005 Posts: 775 Loc: Wisconsin Offline	Daniel If you have access to a farm store, pick up a brass snap, a brass rope clamp and a length of cotton or nylon rope. A little hammering and ... you have a sturdy leash or long line. The ropes do fray quickly if you drag them across pavement, but they are soft on the hands and machine washable.
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Mike J Schoonbrood wrote 04/11/2006 05:56 PM Re: Leather leash good price/quality in stores [Re: Luke Charlton ] #103899 - 04/11/2006 05:56 PM
Mike J Schoonbrood Webboard User Reg: 04-30-2005 Posts: 2784 Loc: Toronto, ON Offline	Quote: Why not spend a little more and get something that will last nearly forever? I really like the police leash from Ray Allen. It's around $40. I paid $35 for a similar leash from PetSmart, it's sturdy, sewn and riveted and readily available.
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Daniel Flores wrote 04/11/2006 08:05 PM Re: Leather leash good price/quality in stores [Re: Anne Vaini ] #103900 - 04/11/2006 08:05 PM
Daniel Flores Webboard User Reg: 03-12-2006 Posts: 225 Loc: Northwest Arkansas Offline	Quote: Daniel If you have access to a farm store, pick up a brass snap, a brass rope clamp and a length of cotton or nylon rope. A little hammering and ... you have a sturdy leash or long line. The ropes do fray quickly if you drag them across pavement, but they are soft on the hands and machine washable. How much would thid cost me and we do have a paved driveway so... Abigal von der Mueller
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