Leather Dog Lead Hand Loop for Pitbull

High quality Short Leather Dog Lead Hand Loop for Pitbull

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Easy attach and remove to collars or harnesses with snap hook

-Measures 3/4 inch wide by 12 inches long (2 cm to 30 cm)

-You will never find a Lead/Leash of this quality in any dog store.

-This handcrafted leather traffic lead is made with smooth brass hook.

Leather Dog Lead Hand Loop for Pitbull

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