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I know lots were interested in their biothane leads, which ARE simply awesome.


Allk-9 SALE!!!

Sept Sale
20% OFF! at ALL K-9 INC.
Sept 19th - 22nd

Discount Code: 19223

It's easy! Just go to WWW.ALLK-9.COM, enter the code 19223 in the discount coupon box during checkout and the 20% off will automatically be applied to your order.
 
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LOL!!

I am trying to convince myself he DOESN'T need a 4ft lead... he's already got a 6ft one plus the tracking lead (both purchased during past specials, haha). But the 4ft one would be good for city walking times... hmmm...

Specials/coupons always make me insane. I feel like I HAVE to. lol.
 
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JacksonsMom said:
LOL!!

I am trying to convince myself he DOESN'T need a 4ft lead... he's already got a 6ft one plus the tracking lead (both purchased during past specials, haha). But the 4ft one would be good for city walking times... hmmm...

Specials/coupons always make me insane. I feel like I HAVE to. lol.
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I absolutely LOVE my 4' lead.. just saying.
 
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those with the biothane leashes any of you know what they are like in the cold? It says they are flexible to -20f, which is only -28c, and that's about 4 months of the year for me here.
 
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those with the biothane leashes any of you know what they are like in the cold? It says they are flexible to -20f, which is only -28c, and that's about 4 months of the year for me here.
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I don't use my biothane leash often because the clip is too heavy for my dogs, but the times I have used it in winter it's been perfectly fine. My long line has been used in the winter lots and has been fine as well. Granted, I don't go for very long walks if it's colder than -20C but I've definitely been outside with my leashes in -30 and didn't notice a concern. It was no stiffer than my leather leashes.
 
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JacksonsMom said:
LOL!!

I am trying to convince myself he DOESN'T need a 4ft leadxD.. he's already got a 6ft one plus the tracking lead (both purchased during past specials, haha). But the 4ft one would be good for city walking times... hmmm...

Specials/coupons always make me insane. I feel like I HAVE to. lol.
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I couldnt imagine walking a small dog on a 4' leash. I hated walking Rosey on 6' leash, even xD I guess if you don't want much leeway it makes sense.
 
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I couldnt imagine walking a small dog on a 4' leash. I hated walking Rosey on 6' leash, even xD I guess if you don't want much leeway it makes sense.
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My favorites are my 3 ft leashes. But now that I'm down to one dog, I'm looking to replace my Frabo leather multipurpose leash. It's so handy to just throw it over my shoulder for hands free.
 
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Of course, I just bought my lead. :p

(If I really like it...I just may have to get Cynder one, too!)
 
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JessLough said:
I couldnt imagine walking a small dog on a 4' leash. I hated walking Rosey on 6' leash, even xD I guess if you don't want much leeway it makes sense.
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Lol, that's funny. Yeah I prefer 6ft most of the time but if we're walking in downtown Annapolis, for example (small city, small streets/sidewalks, lots of ppl walking) or in Gettysburg, PA (we go a few times a year), it's convenient to have him have less lee-way. That's why I've been looking at a few police leads or multifunctional leads... I'd love to have one that can be as long as 8ft, and as short as 4 ft.

For the time being, we've been using our 5ft Ella's Lead leather leash for such times, I love that leash! I only use that and the allk-9 biothane leash now. Don't ever use nylon anymore!
 
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I don't use my biothane leash often because the clip is too heavy for my dogs, but the times I have used it in winter it's been perfectly fine. My long line has been used in the winter lots and has been fine as well. Granted, I don't go for very long walks if it's colder than -20C but I've definitely been outside with my leashes in -30 and didn't notice a concern. It was no stiffer than my leather leashes.
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Really, what width do you have? I have a 5/8" width biothane for 16lb Jackson and it doesn't seem heavy at all. He could probably pull off 3/4" also, but I think I do prefer 5/8" in biothane (and leather).
 
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