Custom Leather Dog Leash for Pitbull with brass hook

Handcrafted leather dog leash 3/4 inch wide for walking and tracking with handle and brass snap hook!

Custom Leather Dog Leash for Pitbull with brass hook

Leather dog leash sizes:
3/4 inch on 2 foot (2.0 cm on 60.0 cm)
3/4 inch on 3 foot (2.0 cm on 90.0 cm)
3/4 inch on 4 foot (2.0 cm on 120.0 cm)
3/4 inch on 5 foot (2.0 cm on 150.0 cm)
3/4 inch on 6 foot (2.0 cm on 180.0 cm)

General "Woof" leash  Tip: We only use best leather and nylon when make our dog leashes

We've been hand crafting leather dog leads and leashes for professional handlers, trainers, and dog enthusiasts around the world, as well as for ourselves.
You won't find leather dog leashes/Leads anywhere made with better materials or by people who care more than we do.


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