Braided Nylon
Leashes, collars and harnesses
What kind of belts, collars or harnesses you use daily? (Flat, round braided nylon or leather, flat, Slip Lead, tips / pinch collar, choke chain, martingale collar, etc) Do you know what the intended use is to use the tools and materials they are made? (Temporary training aid, comfort, safety, durability, control, correction, etc.) Is there a specific activity, the team intended to be used? Do you know what activities or what kind of dogs of this equipment is not recommended for? Do you understand how to use this equipment, including proper fitting and positioning?
At home, my dogs are nekkid. For the trip, through white pine soft slip collars with tags. These necklaces love because dogs can not escape them, and provide control. Http: / / www.dogezone.com / images / softslip.jpg Sledding: 1 "half nylon slip collars. I choose these for comfort, durability and safety – again, it is almost impossible for a lap dog these collars, but not tight enough to choke. http://www.shopworks.com/adanac/images/p_0008FF58-D320-1AD8-B412010C0A0A8CF2.gif add: Ah .. and, of course, return to the X-harness racing! http://www.shopworks For .com/adanac/images/p_000F3096-AFDD-1AF7-8DBD010D0A0A8CF2.JPG training: well equipped choke chain or prong collar, depending on need. Used for control and correction. I am well aware of how these collars need fit for maximum impact with minimal correction. In addition, a 4-ft. leather lead. For exposures of dogs: Diamond-Link ( "snake") jeweler or link choke chain, various widths. I use these to control a little "smarter" than the average for the chain and not so easy to drown see against the dog's coat. As a regular choke, high and should fit comfortable in the dog's neck. Http: / / www.cherrybrook.com/imagesviewer.cfm?vid=4036be5e-d68f-5814-46f9-1617d9c03cd9&getDefault=0 I'm also a fan of fine, braided kangaroo leather show leads. 
Unicord Double Braided Nylon Dock Line
