Karen_theArtist  Offline
Does Mountains
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_Jules_  Offline
And the Girls
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| Chocice wrote: | | Do I take it they actually have a buckle rather than one of those snap clasp things? |
Yep they have a proper decent buckle. 
| Quote: | | Can I get a Dublin on Furbabies? |
I'm not sure, I don't think so. I got mine from Rich and Robin. You get a discount with them too for being an LFer. 
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Roczko Offline
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| _Jules_ wrote: | | Roczko wrote: | | Both mine have choke chain collars with id tags showing surname, house number, postcode and phone number. |
I like the look of a shiny chain but I would worry that mine would hang themselves as they belt through the undergrowth. I worry enough that they will snag their ordinary collars (because they have a couple of times) but if they were wearing a choke chain, it might be too late by the time I got to them. |
They're both loose enough to slip their head through if necessary and certainly not as restrictive as a buckled collar.
That's why I made reference to a lady mayoress - it dangles quite a way down her chest  Paddy has slipped his a couple of times, once lost it completely and the second time found it in the grass.
Patrick
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