WTS: Custom Paracord Dog Collars and Leashes

[Glock23]

My wife started a small business making custom dog collars and leashes. They are made from 550 test paracord, in your choice of color and hardware. These have been selling great on her Mastiff forums, and I thought you guys may be interested.

Collars:

• Single Weave
  Up to 20"- $8
  20"-30"- $16
  30" and above - $20

• Double Weave
  Up to 20" - $16
  20"-30" - $22
  30" and Above - $28

• Triple Weave
  Up to 20" - $20
  20"-30" - $26
  30" and Above - $32

• Fastener Choices: Nickle Buckle - Included
  Black Diamond Climbing Carabiner (+$8)
  Martingale Closure (+$5)

All collars will come with a circle ring to attach tags. If you prefer your collar without please specify when ordering.

Leashes: Standard 6ft single weave- $25 - One strand of over 90ft of cord! Add $4 for each additional foot.

Shipping is a flat $5 no matter the size of your order. Being custom made they take about 2 weeks from time of order.

Double Weave Blue Camo - Martingale Closure


Double Weave - Buckle Closure


Blue Camo Single Weave 6 Foot Leash


Triple Weave with Carabiner Fastener


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Our English Mastiff Pup Dagny wearing her collar.

[Glock23]

She is making a double weave collar today in either olive drab or gray. The first person to post will receive it for free. The only catch is you have to write a review once you get it!

[sabalo]

OOOOOh me, me, me,.

[Glock23]

OOOOOh me, me, me,.

Perfect! Just pm me the length you need, the color you prefer and your address. She has some new rings for the tags on the way, so as soon as those arrive it will be on its way to you!

[Glock23]

My wife just made this one for our mastiff Dagny. It is a triple weave with a purple base and tan outer layer. It is a 24" collar and has 75ft of 550 pound test cord.




And Sabalo, yours will be to you soon!

[awalker19]

Once I hear the review from Sabalo I may buy one.

[soontobedeity]

Your pup is gorgeous. I don't envy your backyard cleanup duty, though.

[Glock23]

Your pup is gorgeous. I don't envy your backyard cleanup duty, though.

Thanks! I will say the ice has made that much easier the last few days. Silver lining I guess.

[sabalo]

Zeus, our 130 lb. male rottweiler has been wearing a triple weave collar for about a week. Glock 23 got it to me quickly.

The first thing you notice about the collar is the strength. With a powerful dog like a rott, this is important. It doesn't stretch because of the tight weave, which gives me more leverage. With the triple weave the wear factor increases, if one cord is damaged the collar strength shouldn't be compromised. The metal hardware on the collar is sturdy and attractive.

The first day he wore his new collar Zeus paraded around the house with his new "bling". It does look good on him and it helps him retain his macho image.

This collar is of a much higher quality than most you can find at pet or "mart" stores at similar or higher prices. Glock23's wife does great work !

[Oxmarqt]

What is the proper way to measure for size? Also, can you post a picture of the carbiner closure?

Thanks,

Paul

[pleasantguywhopacks]

What is the proper way to measure for size? Also, can you post a picture of the carbiner closure?

Thanks,

Paul

It will shrink as well, just remember that. My para cord bracelet was a bit to big. I soaked it in hot water and it became snug after drying.

[pleasantguywhopacks]

What is the proper way to measure for size? Also, can you post a picture of the carbiner closure?

Thanks,

Paul

It will shrink as well, just remember that. My para cord bracelet was a bit to big. I soaked it in hot water and it became snug after drying.

Might be a consideration for going around a dogs neck.

[Glock23]

Zeus, our 130 lb. male rottweiler has been wearing a triple weave collar for about a week. Glock 23 got it to me quickly.

The first thing you notice about the collar is the strength. With a powerful dog like a rott, this is important. It doesn't stretch because of the tight weave, which gives me more leverage. With the triple weave the wear factor increases, if one cord is damaged the collar strength shouldn't be compromised. The metal hardware on the collar is sturdy and attractive.

The first day he wore his new collar Zeus paraded around the house with his new "bling". It does look good on him and it helps him retain his macho image.

This collar is of a much higher quality than most you can find at pet or "mart" stores at similar or higher prices. Glock23's wife does great work !

This is Glock23's wife, Ashley. Thank you for the kind words, and I am so glad that Zeus enjoyed his bling.

What is the proper way to measure for size? Also, can you post a picture of the carbiner closure?

Thanks,

Paul

It will shrink as well, just remember that. My para cord bracelet was a bit to big. I soaked it in hot water and it became snug after drying.

Might be a consideration for going around a dogs neck.

Paul, I just shipped the last carabiner collar I had, and I didn't take any pictures of it. We will use Black Diamond climbing carabiner's though, and they come in a variety or sized and colors.The proper way to measure is just to take a soft fabric measuring tape and wrap around the neck, the tightness you would want. Or, you can take a string of some sort and wrap it around, then lay it next to a measuring tape to get the measurement.

Also, I do make the collar a tiny bit bigger than the measurement you give me in case it does get wet and shrinks.

Hope this helps and thanks again!

Ashley

[eazy7926]

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[Glock23]

Leash in neon lime:

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Multi-camo leash and Martingale style collar:

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Two-toned collar (the newest one our pup is wearing) note that this type of two-toned collar is NOT one continuous strand of cord, but two strands fused together.

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