First Class Leather Pitbull Leash Fully Braided
Does the quality of your old dog's leash leave much to be desired? We are sure that if you try this Full-braided Leather Leash you will not agree to part with this supreme handling gear. The braided design, aside from its decorative function, increases the flexibility of the tool, which tensile strength is high enough not to be torn apart under the heavy loads.
Experience the utmost comfort during handling your strong pet. No matter how hard he pulls the leash, the handle will not injure your palms thanks to the soft Nappa padding.
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Full-braided Leather Pitbull Leash with Padded Handle
Braided Leather Pitbull Leash for Walking and Training
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| Key features of this Pitbull Leash: - made of full grain leather
- strong brass snap hook and O-ring (rustproof)
- padded handle
- stitched and riveted for durability
- full-braided design
- 3/4 inch wide
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Leather Pitbull Leash Riveted near Snap Hook and Handle
Reliable Brass Snap Hook Riveted to Braided Pitbull Leash
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This Braided Leash is a super strong supply, suitable for heavy loads. It is crafted of selected genuine leather, a natural material which is known for its durability, resistance to loading and stretching. Precise riveting near the handle and the snap hook provides increased reliability and long-term service.
A special leather padding on the handle protects your palms, so you can hold the leash in hands comfortably for hours without fear to get your skin rubbed or irritated.
The fittings are made of brass. The massive snap hook and O-ring are resistant to rust and breakage. Their gold-like color will not be spoiled with rust, thus, it will last endlessly.
The braided design looks super stylish and fashionable, still it is not a mere decoration, it also offers superior strength when the dog pulls with increased intensity.
Feedback from Pitbull owner:
Dear Guy Received the dog leads today, I am extremely pleased with them. Will send you a photo of my dog once I am back in Iraq. Thank You and be safe.
From: Michael, South Africa
Hello, Thanks! For getting back and yes I did receive the order. I was really pleased...The quality of the product is remarkable thanks for your prompt response..... PS.... I also placed an additional order due to the quality of the product.....
From: Alex, USA
Dear Store, I would like to thank you for the prompt and effortless completion of my recent order (March 2009)... I ordered a harness and a lead .. They both arrived in no time at all and I am more than happy to place orders in the future .. Once again thank you , I was a refreshing change for an internet purchase to be, On Time and exactly what I required. Please, feel free to show my comments to other potential buyers .. I highly recommend this on-line store. Regards.
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Articles about American Pit Bull Terrier
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Picture Canine Hypothyroidism Related Skin Condition
Hypothyroidism in Dog Inner Thighs Hypothyroidism Canine Diagnosis
If your dog has symptoms of canine hypothyroidism, your vet will do some blood tests to check for hormone production coming from the pituitary gland and the thyroid since the pituitary signals the thyroid gland to produce hormones (called a TSH, T3 and T4 tests). Even if tests are not clear or the underlying cause has not been identified, your veterinarian may choose to start treatment for canine thyroid disease to see if your dog responds to therapy.
Hypothyroidism Canine Treatment
Treatment for dog hypothyroidism problems involves 1x or 2x daily treatments of replacement hormones called L-thyroxine (T4). The level of hormone therapy is based on your dog's weight. Your veterinarian will repeatedly do blood tests until the right level is found. With treatment your dog should resume normal behavior and health in several weeks. When your dog starts to recover, natural remedies can play a supportive role in maintaining thyroid health. To restore and maintain thyroid function, a product such as Thyro-Pet could be of help. To help restore any lost hair and overall skin condition, use of a natural tonic such as Skin and Coat Tonic to help restore skin and coat condition and a high quality medicated shampoo such asNutrivet.. If your dog does not respond to thyroxine (T4) treatment, causes include a problem with the prescribed dosage/frequency that your dog takes the medication, an inability by the dog to absorb the medication, or a misdiagnoses, which requires additional testing. The thyroid gland is found in the neck and is made up of two lobes. This gland regulates the speed at which other body processes work. The thyroid gland is part of a three gland system including the hypothalamus and the pituitary. Problems in either of these glands can negatively impact the amount of hormone released by the thyroid. Diseases such as Hypothyroidism (too little hormone) and hyperthyroidism (too much) are a direct result of this gland system not operating properly.
Canine Hyperthyroidism
Hyperthyroidism means that your dog is getting too much thyroid hormone. This excess hormone causes the metabolism to speed up resulting in: - weight loss - desire to eat more - faster heart rate - increased urination - vomiting - diarrhea - shortness of breath Diagnosis is made by measuring the levels of thyroid hormone in your dog's body. Treatment involves surgically removing the diseased portion of the thyroid and then using hormone replacement therapy if needed....to read the other interesting article please click on here.....
