Nice quality leather leash? - Page 2

don't really like the leather leashes .. tried it before and it always seems to me that my dog doesn't feel comfortable with it. i have a Labrador dog she is 4 now. they are massive dogs as you know but i use a regular leash with a click closer...i found them to be the best...they last maybe two years give or take ...but they don't weigh nothing and the dog doesn't feel them . 

I buy these.  I was first introduced to them at Lackland and I have bought from this guy ever since.  http://www.blackthornk9.com/store/index.php/collars-leads/leads.html

If you don't need a fancy Lead...But a very practical one...Bi-Thane...is the way to go...I have switched all my Leather Leads over to the Bio-Thane ones...

It comes in all different widths...and...colors...Super Strong...and durable in any weather...

I have a grip-it long line I'll sell cheap...hate it.

Schweikert! Plain and simple. We have 15 year old leashes from them, if not older than that.

Do they have a website?

Yes, they have. https://schweikert-k9.com/

I can personally attest for their quality.

Thank you! The website looks great! I will have to try out one of their leashes!

I hand make heavy duty leashes. Satisfaction guaranteed.  Life time guaranteed. 1 inch (For protection)  and 3/5 of an inch ( For obedience) wide and 6-8 ft long. Depending on what size loop, if any  you choose. With the normal  loop without the loop or with small loop. Loops have bras ring through it.  Made out of the best harness Herman oaks leather of highest quality and not of low quality latigo. Leash is braided with no stitching. Color is natural brown. Older it gets better it is. Will last 10 + years of every day use. You can contact me here through my profile.
Here is a picture of a cop from Ga who was here for  a dog and handler's course with the leash with big loop and brass ring in it. That was my leash and it was  about 8 years old at that time. He got brand new one before he went home.
 
Prager Hans

Here is the picture of the braiding on a leash without loop. Some handlers and trainers prefer no loop because if the dog takes off with the leash on there is less possibility that the leash will get caught on something.  But I will make leash with or without the loop.  
So far, in 30 years,  no one  told me that they do not like my leashes. There is money back guarantee too. I'll send all over the world. 
 
Prager Hans