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Collars made for Basenjis

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  • Great collars, where'd you get them from

    there is a website listed at the beginning of this thread or you can email Nick directly at k9collars@aol.com

    He is super friendly!!

    and yes, I do have a few shoes…..:D

  • Is this Nick Russell of MastersPride?

    If so, we have a leather collar that does not slip down the neck and works well with them pulling. I put it high on the neck and Talker and Savannah will stop.

    But these collars that you posted the pixs looks really nice. Do you have the website?

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