Hello Darlings!
Have you ever woken up incredibly early and full of energy
for no apparent reason? Strangely enough for a night owl like myself, it was
one of those days. So I made the hour and fifteen minute trek down the Garden of the Gods, a gorgeous public park that sits just outside Colorado Springs,
with Tinkerbelle riding shotgun sporting a very snazzy custom leash from My Dogs Cool.
I had been wanting to get (spoil) Tink with another leash that
is better for hiking as Colorado has a bit of a different mountain system than
Connecticut. So when I discovered My Dogs Cool on twitter I was very
interested.
The leashes from My Dogs Cool are fully customizable. You
begin by choosing a color of heavy duty climbing rope, and from there select a
length and clip style based on the size of your dog and what you plan to use
the leash for. I ended up choosing a six foot leash as Tink likes to explore,
but you have the option of choosing a leash up to fifteen feet or a lead as
short as three feet. Based on how large your dog is you have a number of
options of connecting hardware. I chose the standard stainless steel clip, but
for those of you with massive dogs there are a three more options, including a
carabiner.
The Color I Chose Is Called Blue Agave |
I know all of these options are well and good, and when you
add in incredibly fast shipping and a limited lifetime warranty these leashes
sound great, but do they work? The answer is a resounding yes. The leash I
received is both beautiful and incredibly well made. The leashes two loops, one
for the handle and one for the leash clip, are secured with heavy duty metal
hardware that doesn’t budge. Tinkerbelle, although only fifty pounds, is a
block of muscle and incredibly strong. Samoyeds are sled dogs and are built to
pull much more than their body weight, and this often causes leashes to fray
and come apart, often on the first use. This was not the case with this custom
dog leash.
Another problem I often come across with the various leashes
I have tried is that the pieces of the leash or the leash’s material gets
caught and pulls on Tinkerbelle’s abundance of fur. This wasn’t a problem with
the My Dogs Cool leash. Tink was bounding up rock structures and chasing after
rabbits with the leash pulling in every different direction and not one hair
was stuck in any of the hardware or to the climbing rope. Because of it’s
smoothness the rope is also very gentle on my skin as well, no red rug burns
for me! Also, a jump ring is included on the leash’s handle, perfect for
carting around a doggie bag container or a pop up bowl!
Overall I am incredibly pleased with Tink’s new leash and
highly recommend My Dogs Cool, which happens to be made in the USA- always a
plus! Hopefully soon I will be trying out one of their three feet leads as
walking Tink in downtown Denver traffic is a bit tricky.
Make sure to check out My Dogs Cool on Twitter and Facebook if you ask
nicely they might just send you a 15 percent off code that is good through the
end of June- tell them @ChickadeeSays sent you!
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