D&H Rolled Leather Coupler Including Short Dog Lead
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To purchase the coupler separately (not including the short lead), please go to: D&H Rolled Leather Coupler
The D&H Rolled Leather Coupler (aka coupling or 'split lead') is ideal for the multi-dog-owning family. Two dogs can be attached to the coupler: two separate straps are connected to a larger brass or silver O-ring. You then attach the D&H Rolled Leather Short Lead and you have the ability to walk two dogs on 'one' lead.
Each strap measures 40cm including trigger hook at the end. The Short Rolled Leather Lead measures 50cm including handle and trigger hook. Total overall length is approx 95cm.
Available in a range of bold, bright contemporary colours or traditional, classic shades.
Materials
Materials
Same construction as our standard rolled soft leather dog lead. Internal pre-stretched waterproof rope with a breaking load into hundreds of kilograms. Around this we wrap, glue, stitch the soft European leather. Solid brass or strong silver metal fittings.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Delivery in the UK with DPD:
2 - 3 days*
International : depends on destination
Around 7 - 21 days
* It may takes 3-5 business days for the making of your item. In most cases, we can dispatch immediately from available stock in our workshop. Sometimes we'll have to make your order on demand.
Sizing
Sizing
Each strap measures 40cm including trigger hook at the end. The Short Rolled Leather Lead measures 50cm including handle and trigger hook. Total overall length is approx 95cm.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
A cleaning with dubbin or saddle soap, then buffed up with a leather restorative like Neat's Foot Oil or a beeswax product (e.g. Renapur or Leather Genie) will help restore the leather to its natural lustre and protect it against the elements.
To help ensure the longevity of your dog's leather collar, allow to air-dry (not on a radiator) after it gets wet and ensure it is dry before re-using.
Do not allow the leather to come into contact with the chemicals from commercially-available flea spot-on treatments. This will damage the leather and may cause the dye to run.
