Terrier Collars?

[Guest carra]

just to take the wind out of your sales mr strong stuff , you sell tat and you is mr cheep to mr tramp , come on folks whats wrong with proper dog ware , i know everything has a price but mr big baws is taken yous for a ride with his cheep and nasty TAT .............

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

just to take the wind out of your sales mr strong stuff , you sell tat and you is mr cheep to mr tramp , come on folks whats wrong with proper dog ware , i know everything has a price but mr big baws is taken yous for a ride with his cheep and nasty TAT .............

Stupid twat.

 

 

 

 

Hows the production of the terrier collars coming on?

Just another thought, one of the collars I have the D ring is close to the buckle, when the dog is loose and bouncing round it dont half clang! Misses calls it the door knocker collar.

 

 

Right mate, received big box of buckles last friday, just need to catch up with a few harnesses then will be onto these this week, they'll definitely be posted later this week to the lads I've promised them to.

 

I always leave enough gap between the buckle and D to avoid that annoying rattling mate.

 

All the best, except to you Carra, I think you sound like a right divvy!

[andy mecca 5]

just wondering how your couples are coming on and is it possible to have a triple setup

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

just wondering how your couples are coming on and is it possible to have a triple setup

 

To be honest, the couplers aren't coming on .............. yet, am trying to find somewhere to buy them, only thing then is that there are already established places that sell perfectly good quality ones, and probably as cheap as I could, am thinking that it might be best to stick to what I know ...........

Not trying to be an arse, just mean that where I can add individuality to collar design, it looks like couplers are couplers, I can't see what I can add to them to make them better/different, but am certainly open to suggestion mate!

 

All the best.

[jpt 284]

I Bellman and Flint have got it sorted for the couplers. Good quality and price aswell. Your collars look good and I think you have very competative prices amongst your market. I would buy one but I like my leather to much if you know what I mean!

 

Oh and just ignore idiots posting shit like that

Edited September 25, 2006 by jpt

[thurso jack 3]

Any one who can keep couple's that clean deserves a free collar

 

 

they were brand new that day, ya messer nelson! :aggressive:

 

anymore lip and you will be wearing them!

[Guest G.Mac]

Heres a set was made here in 1988

 

 

 

SS i asked about the actual coupling and was told they were got from a place called STANLEYS in Walsall.

I dont know if they are still there.

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

Well they've certainly lasted well!!! Credit to whoever made those.

 

Will see if I can find "Stanleys of Walsall" and go from there, I appreciate the help, thanks!

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

Right then.........

 

Have got around to making a few today and think I'm on the right track, well for chain/single dog collars anyway that is!

 

Will be posting the ones out I've promised to people in the next couple of days, am waiting on replys to 2 pm's for the others.

 

A few pics:

 

All collars are 38mm wide (1.5")

 

6 ply Red/White/Blue, obviously not intended for a working dog, just to show the different layers of webbing really.

 

 

 

5 ply plain black.

 

 

 

5 ply Cammo.

 

 

 

5 ply Hi Vis Orange with Scotchlite reflective stripe:

 

 

 

Think am happy to start offering these for sale now so will post in classifieds.

[thurso jack 3]

they look top mate, like the cammo one!