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  • renaultf1R

    Oh, and even though the chestnut collars show contrasting stitching, you can order them with matching stitching instead. The photo is just a mixture of the options available. Oh, and I have the price list (although I think he said he was increasing prices slightly after the New Year). Let me know if you want prices on anything else :D:D.

    I told him when I made my order that I was posting all this out here. :D:D

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  • JannekeJ

    I love the one with the fur on the inside! And I like the white stitching on the chestnut leather.. :) It only needs some decoration :D And maybe 3 inches is a bit too much…

    Tillo's website

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  • Rita JeanR

    Very nice collars and leads love the fur one. I maybe having a New Year's just don't see but how do we get a hold of this man please.

    Rita Jean

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  • D

    I do not know if this information is still accurate.

    Bolduc Custom Leatherworks
    Jim & Susan Bolduc 413-269-7761 bolduc@bcn.net

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  • NemoN

    Awesome! I've been looking for a leather quick release lead for coursing. Zoni's breeder has ones for her dogs (not as nice as these though) and they seem so durable. Thanks for sharing. The tooled ones are gorgeous.

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  • ibi_n_saneI

    very nice collars! I too like the ones with fur very much!
    But I prefer the collars with a buckle ( is that the right word ? ) I found a leather studio in germany who makes exactly what I want, they are so pretty and of such a perfect quality and not expensive and they made mine with my own design to stick!
    still these martingale with leash collars would be very easy to use at racingtracks and coursing, hmz maybe I contact them :D

    If I call you names, please note that I am not suffering the Tourette syndrom.

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  • renaultf1R

    @dcmclcm4:

    I do not know if this information is still accurate.

    Bolduc Custom Leatherworks
    Jim & Susan Bolduc 413-269-7761 bolduc@bcn.net

    Yes, that contact info is right - thanks for posting it. I had a hard drive failure on my computer and all contact info was on there, so sorry I didn't get back on here sooner with it

    I need to sync my iPhone w/computer once in a while so I'm not out of business when one or the other doesn't work. :D :D :eek:

    I got a package from Bolduc yesterday with their invoice and it matches the numbers you've posted.

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  • renaultf1R

    @ibi_n_sane:

    very nice collars! I too like the ones with fur very much!
    But I prefer the collars with a buckle ( is that the right word ? ) I found a leather studio in germany who makes exactly what I want, they are so pretty and of such a perfect quality and not expensive and they made mine with my own design to stick!
    still these martingale with leash collars would be very easy to use at racingtracks and coursing, hmz maybe I contact them :D

    Please post pics of your collars :D. I've seen a number of collars from companies overseas (that don't ship here) that I would have loved to order had they only shipped here.

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  • ibi_n_saneI

    I will take some pictures of them and my dogs wearing them :) I have only ordered 2 for my ibizans and 1 for my galgo, but my basenji male and other ibizan hound will get similar too, just need to think of a nice design :D I try to do this this weekend so please be patient :D
    I also like the fact that they put metal rings on the holes for the buckle, so it doesnt tear out the hole, as most collar makers, put only the holes in it and not metal ring and then sometimes they tear out, ehm I hope you get my point, it is hard to explain in english …

    If I call you names, please note that I am not suffering the Tourette syndrom.

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  • renaultf1R

    I definitely understand what you are saying about the rings in the holes :D. Your english is great BTW. ;)

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  • CraighC

    Just ordered a plain black one with lead for Bella. Thanks for posting!

    Bella (Tri female), Alex (Red/White boy RIP), Cassi (Red/White girl RIP)

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    Very nice collars

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    Nick is very nice , he does this in his spare time , so if there is a delay in communication he is probably out on his hog . and will get back to you . the collars are excellent quality.
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    This one is a tuffy to say the least :) I think everyone has an opinion on what works & doesn't work for them. And I can honestly tell you that I have tried a number of collars AND leads LOL :D Talk about trial and error. My poor husband is so confused now he's like WHAT COLLAR WHAT LEAD?? In the end we use a martingale leash (simple a martingale collar attached to a 6ft leash) to walk them & at first we used a gentle leader or snoot loop to train to walk nicely. Training them with this takes time & lots of effort. When they go on their extra long (25 ft) exploring walk (I only use this in large field or hiking when I know no one else or no other dogs will be around) I use their harnesses BUT the harness I use attaches to the lead at the top of their backs not in front. So really it's whatever is more effective for you & your dogs. I got all 3 at the All Hounds & I REALLY love their service! They are really nice & helpful. http://www.allhoundsapparel.com Short Story on choke chains: I worked with a trainer who used choke chains & I did not like using this because I nearly choked my little girl to death once while we were attacked by an off leash dog. It was an accident & she was fine but I could have really hurt her. I also think the choke chains have a negative reward for a dog while walking. If they lunge at something…person, dog, squirrel, bird etc...they will choke themselves & associate something negative with that.