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by SitasMom on 18 July 2013 - 19:07
My sleeve is just about worn out and I'm shopping for a new one.
What is your favorite sleeve for a 2yo dog learning protection work and why?
Our club has puppy sleeves for all levels, but we need a more advanced sleeve for older dogs and trials.
In advance, thank you for your advice.
What is your favorite sleeve for a 2yo dog learning protection work and why?
Our club has puppy sleeves for all levels, but we need a more advanced sleeve for older dogs and trials.
In advance, thank you for your advice.
by zdog on 18 July 2013 - 19:07
I've always like Gappay, nice fit, easy to make a proper presentation for me, comfortable,light, they hold up to a lot of dogs for a long time. Assuming you change covers and care for it.
There was a Euro Joe model I liked as well, but I don't know the specific model number and that was a while ago.
I currently have one of the hard arms from leerburg. It has a bit more room in the arm than the Gappay, which is nice for colder weather when I might have a long sleeve on. The gappay got a bit tight sometimes in the cold weather we have up here. My only complaint with the leerburg arm is that it was a bit hard at first, but has broken in nicely and is holding up very well. I'd recommend it too.
My previous was a Ray allen international trial sleeve and i went thru 3 of them. Felt very comfortable, light etc, but the quality is nothing I would purchase again. It broke, they sent another, it broke, they sent another at only 80% and then it broke again. Rivets would pop out the plastic barrel broke twice where the handle inserts. I fixed the last one myself, then all the rivets up top came out. The Gappay and the one from Leerburg are holding up much better under much heavier work loads.
There was a Euro Joe model I liked as well, but I don't know the specific model number and that was a while ago.
I currently have one of the hard arms from leerburg. It has a bit more room in the arm than the Gappay, which is nice for colder weather when I might have a long sleeve on. The gappay got a bit tight sometimes in the cold weather we have up here. My only complaint with the leerburg arm is that it was a bit hard at first, but has broken in nicely and is holding up very well. I'd recommend it too.
My previous was a Ray allen international trial sleeve and i went thru 3 of them. Felt very comfortable, light etc, but the quality is nothing I would purchase again. It broke, they sent another, it broke, they sent another at only 80% and then it broke again. Rivets would pop out the plastic barrel broke twice where the handle inserts. I fixed the last one myself, then all the rivets up top came out. The Gappay and the one from Leerburg are holding up much better under much heavier work loads.
by SitasMom on 20 July 2013 - 00:07
Thank you for all the PM's!
Lots of sleeves out there and lots of reasons why for each which was suggested........
Lots of sleeves out there and lots of reasons why for each which was suggested........
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