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Step 1
The leash should be strong and sturdy. Pets especially dogs have a habit of pulling at the leashes when they get excited or agitated during a walk. A leash made with a thin cord is likely to break and can therefore be potentially dangerous.
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Step 2
Check the leash handle. Make sure it’s comfortable for you to hold.
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Step 3
If you decide to buy a retractable leash, make sure that the clasp is easy to unhook and is secure enough when hooked. If you live in the city, you must ensure that the leash is short; people in suburbs on the other hand can afford to have longer leashes.
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Step 4
You must remember to take your pet’s measurements before buying a pet collar. Ideally you should be able to slide two fingers between the collar and the dog’s neck.
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Step 5
As far as the color of the collars and leash is concerned, the collar and leash should match the color of your pet’s fur/skin, unless you prefer the mismatched look. You must also make sure that the collar and leash go well with the personality of your pet.
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Step 6
The price factor is also important, however, instead of looking for the cheapest leash available you should invest in one that offers you the maximum value for your money.
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Step 7
For purchasing information visit, http://www.bargainsdelivered.com/Pets/Collars-Harnesses-Leashes/











Comments
kcmickelson said
on 10/1/2009 Great tips. Our mini dachshund surprised us when she broke the first collar we bought her as a puppy - pulled so hard on the leash that the collar gave way. Now we do an in-store tug test!
alltrails said
on 9/13/2009 Good article. Helpful tips. 5 stars - thanks!
cdog1790 said
on 9/1/2009 Good advice. 5*.
survivoryea said
on 8/31/2009 Good information- my brother bought the wrong size collar and the poor puppy had raw skin for a week or two! 5*****
sallyemaycreate said
on 8/31/2009 # 6 is important! Thanks for the great advice! 5*