Collars & Leads

[Sophiedoodle]

I am looking to get a collar and lead set for Oreo…. (Because she clearly doesn’t have enough collars already )

Just wondering if you have suggestions as to where I could buy?
Ideally I think I would prefer a buckle collar rather than a plastic clip.

 

[Loraseal]

I love Grippy leads for the practicality but the collars are clip ons.. I think @SwampDonkey is quite the expert in dog collars!

 

[Jacqui-S]

I ha e a Grippy Lead for Lilly @Loraseal , I love it.

 

[Naya]

@Beanwood shared a link ages ago (2+ years I think) for a lady who hand makes collars and leads. I brought 2 collars and they still look like new. Hopefully Kate will remember who!

 

[Beanwood]

@Beanwood shared a link ages ago (2+ years I think) for a lady who hand makes collars and leads. I brought 2 collars and they still look like new. Hopefully Kate will remember who!

Yes here is the link... we also have a discount code for the forum, do message me if anyone wants it!

SCRUFTS HANDMADE LEADS AND COLLARS

 

[SwampDonkey]

Depends what you want. Fabric or leather buckles aren't always available it's often clips. You can get some really nice metal clips if you don't like plastic. Have a look at Highland hound they do some lovely ones. Dappedog do really good long lasting wolther collars. Salt dog studios do nice comfy pretty collars. Red dingo do good strong collars too. Some places like Blossoms do buckles in liberty fabrics but they dont do clips so I've never bought one I love walk-e-woos but they are hard to get in the UK.ruffwear although basic are very good collars lightweight strong and the dry quickly.i also got some lovely ones from Celtic collars she's a nice maker but she has limited stock a lot of the time. I just go on folksy or esty and just have a good look.

 

[SwampDonkey]

Finagens den do nice ones too.

 

[Sophiedoodle]

Thanks everyone!

I actually decided to message Joy at Scrufts and ask her if she could make a lead in the Cinnabar Harris tweed fabric as that’s the collar I have for her.
She has very kindly said that she will do it for me! Just wish I’d known about the discount code first

 

[Emily_Babbelhund]

Depends what you want. Fabric or leather buckles aren't always available it's often clips. You can get some really nice metal clips if you don't like plastic. Have a look at Highland hound they do some lovely ones. Dappedog do really good long lasting wolther collars. Salt dog studios do nice comfy pretty collars. Red dingo do good strong collars too. Some places like Blossoms do buckles in liberty fabrics but they dont do clips so I've never bought one I love walk-e-woos but they are hard to get in the UK.ruffwear although basic are very good collars lightweight strong and the dry quickly.i also got some lovely ones from Celtic collars she's a nice maker but she has limited stock a lot of the time. I just go on folksy or esty and just have a good look.

The collar master has spoken.

a lead in the Cinnabar Harris tweed fabric

That'll be beautiful. Plus so Scottish!

 

[Atemas]

Just wish I’d known about the discount code first

You could message her and ask if she’d discount it. The same happened to me when I bought Red’s William Morris Strawberry Thief so I said I had a forum discount that I’d heard about after I’d placed my order. She was really lovely and attached the discount in money with my parcel.

 

[SwampDonkey]

I like the tweed ones the boys have got one each. Moo never had one I think you can guess why

 

[SwampDonkey]

Oh no I had to look didn't I............

 

[Ashley]

I even have a Scrufts collar across an ocean...and I have to make it fair, so now i have to order another one.

 

[Stacia]

What length of collar for a Labrador, 30kg but not fat? The Scrufts one, medium or large?

 

[Sophiedoodle]

That'll be beautiful. Plus so Scottish!

I love it!

 

[Shaz82]

That's lovely Sophie

 

[Sophiedoodle]

Oreo showing off her matching collar & lead

 

[Beanwood]

Beautiful!