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3-peaks collar and lead
Yesterday I had to take Stigs collar off as it was getting tight and was on the last hole, so today I called at pets at home to buy him a new one. I'd seen a couple of brindles on here with green collars and I like the way it looks so I had a look at what they had. Didn't like any of the collars on display ad they were either leather with stubs or thin fabric ones, but as I walked to the freezers for some meat I saw a stand with 3-peaks products on it. They have Collars, leads and coats and it looks like it's good durable stuff. I got Stig the collar and matching lead and took him out to try them today.
Stig sometimes pulls a lot and I'm struggling to get him out of it, his old collar would dig into his neck and he'd be choking as he was pulling, and because of the way I hold the lead the strap would dig into my hand, was very uncomfortable on long walks. The new collar is well padded and wider so doesn't dig into his neck, he still pulls but doesn't make as much noise as he's doing so, and the lead has a well padded handle and a flexi part at the top, doesn't make the pulling any easier or give any more control but it is much more comfortable which is all I was really bothered about. There are a couple of issues but not really enough to put me off recomending them, the ring on the collar is quite thick and oddly shaped so it doesn't accomodate tI.D tags, so there is a tab that can be pulled out and you write on it, it's elasticated so then goes back into the rubber part of the collar, it may be that I'm q little heavy handed but I broke it off before I even wrote on it. The lead appears to also be good quality and has a strong quick release clasp, the only downside is it's a little long when walking down the street and is awkward to shorten by wrapping around your hand as the rubber flexi part is at the top of the lead near the loop. As I say they're minor problems and overall I'm happy with both, and the price was pretty reasonable too, paid £8 for the collar and £10 for the lead.
Will add pics but will take a while as I'm on phone.
Stig sometimes pulls a lot and I'm struggling to get him out of it, his old collar would dig into his neck and he'd be choking as he was pulling, and because of the way I hold the lead the strap would dig into my hand, was very uncomfortable on long walks. The new collar is well padded and wider so doesn't dig into his neck, he still pulls but doesn't make as much noise as he's doing so, and the lead has a well padded handle and a flexi part at the top, doesn't make the pulling any easier or give any more control but it is much more comfortable which is all I was really bothered about. There are a couple of issues but not really enough to put me off recomending them, the ring on the collar is quite thick and oddly shaped so it doesn't accomodate tI.D tags, so there is a tab that can be pulled out and you write on it, it's elasticated so then goes back into the rubber part of the collar, it may be that I'm q little heavy handed but I broke it off before I even wrote on it. The lead appears to also be good quality and has a strong quick release clasp, the only downside is it's a little long when walking down the street and is awkward to shorten by wrapping around your hand as the rubber flexi part is at the top of the lead near the loop. As I say they're minor problems and overall I'm happy with both, and the price was pretty reasonable too, paid £8 for the collar and £10 for the lead.
Will add pics but will take a while as I'm on phone.
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Re: 3-peaks collar and lead
I've just got Rocky the EzyDog collar in black which looks similar to the one you have there. I also have the EzyDog harness in red which looks good with the new collar.
I lost trust in the 3 Peaks collection of items after I got a lead, about a year ago, which had a long elasticated strip in the length of it. This lead lasted all of 5 minutes while out on a walk with Rocky.
I lost trust in the 3 Peaks collection of items after I got a lead, about a year ago, which had a long elasticated strip in the length of it. This lead lasted all of 5 minutes while out on a walk with Rocky.
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Re: 3-peaks collar and lead
Looks comfortable & strong, but I hate the flexi bit at the top of the lead!
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Yeah I'm not liking the flex bit either, especially considering the length of the lead as I have to coil it up around my hand when near roads, wouldn't be so bad if it was at the other end and to be honest it doesn't make a great deal of diffference.
Kathy-what happened with yours did it actually break as in rocky got free from it? I hope this ones a bit better then as we walk along some very busy roads, it certainly looks well made but I guess I'll have to wait and see
Kathy-what happened with yours did it actually break as in rocky got free from it? I hope this ones a bit better then as we walk along some very busy roads, it certainly looks well made but I guess I'll have to wait and see
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Re: 3-peaks collar and lead
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Kathy-what happened with yours did it actually break as in rocky got free from it? I hope this ones a bit better then as we walk along some very busy roads, it certainly looks well made but I guess I'll have to wait and see
I just felt the elastic go free inside the lead, luckily I always carry a spare one in my pocket so just swapped it over before Rocky had realised what happened. Took it straight back to PAH for a refund.
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Kathy wrote:stig wrote:
Kathy-what happened with yours did it actually break as in rocky got free from it? I hope this ones a bit better then as we walk along some very busy roads, it certainly looks well made but I guess I'll have to wait and see
I just felt the elastic go free inside the lead, luckily I always carry a spare one in my pocket so just swapped it over before Rocky had realised what happened. Took it straight back to PAH for a refund.
I don't think this one could do that as the flexi bit has the strap running through it, if the flex broke it would probably just give the lead a bit more slack. Also I looked for the Ezydog ones in our PAH today, they didn't have any which is why I ended up buying 3 peaks Rocky's looks really smart I'd have liked one of those in green.
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Re: 3-peaks collar and lead
No I don't think you're lead would do that, it's a different design so hopefully you will be OK with it, don't forget to let us know how you get on with it and of course some photo's
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Re: 3-peaks collar and lead
Looks pretty good to me
As said, the webbing of the lead runs through the flexi bit, so strength isnt really compromised ... though the webbing itself isnt really thick enough for my likeing (Max's webbing stuff is 5 ply, and I "know" its never going to fail under any circumstances )
As said, the webbing of the lead runs through the flexi bit, so strength isnt really compromised ... though the webbing itself isnt really thick enough for my likeing (Max's webbing stuff is 5 ply, and I "know" its never going to fail under any circumstances )
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Re: 3-peaks collar and lead
Looks good and strong. I'm a big lover of flexi leads and training leads though. I like a lead to be as long as possible.
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It's a little like darcy's ezydog collar which I love, so much so I bought the matching harness looks luke a great set
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Ledger had a 3 peaks collar originally and the ID tab bit broke really early and the reflective bits all split when he scratched so I ended up cutting them off, now have an ezydog collar which I've had no issues with and had even withstood its spins through the washing machine.
We do have a 3 peaks coat though which is excellent though and I just got a slip lead for agility which seems really good and only £7
We do have a 3 peaks coat though which is excellent though and I just got a slip lead for agility which seems really good and only £7
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