Strong Stuff Lurcher Collars...

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

 

 

 

 

 

I first became aware of them at a show I attended,i looked,perused and walked,i realised my mutts at 26" and 28" did not do them justice.Ive seen them on dogs,not for me.

The lurcher collars..??

He's on about the 2" 5 ply I'm sure.

I got a 2 inch collar from strong stuff.

Well made collar can't complain about craftsmanship and gear on collar and not moaning bout price.

But I agree with Morton put it on a 25 tts bull x Lurcher and looked like it was for something out of Appleby.

 

Gave the collar down to my father for his bull.

Give it's due it looks good on that.

But Fook me would need dog bout 30tts and a tank for look right on running dog

Then get yourself a bigger bull cross...

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Bang on that.

 

This gear is like marmite. People will either love it or hate it...

 

I love it... But...

 

I can see why people hate it and each to their own.

[Bosun11 537]

Few years later... Same dog, different collar..

[Themoocher 231]

Few years later... Same dog, different collar..

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That's more like it.

 

As I said mate I'm not moaning about the collar price or craftsmanship.

I'm just saying I bought two inch and it wouldn't like out place on a horse.

I think i saw a pic of Lurcher with one on strong stuff site and looked good.

 

Bought one and just was to big for a lurcher

[Cleanspade 3,324]

 

23 inch tts. 56 pounds. wouldnt put any other collar on him after he broke a leather one at the buckle hole

[Richnew 38]

I had one this season no offence to the bloke who makes them cause he's a decent kid had a good laugh with him over phone and price is good but mine didn't last a season on my lurcher got pulled all over with her working cover I was sick of burning it then buckle came off towards end of season, I love the luck of them I'd have another but wouldn't let dog work in it

[Bosun11 537]

I had one this season no offence to the bloke who makes them cause he's a decent kid had a good laugh with him over phone and price is good but mine didn't last a season on my lurcher got pulled all over with her working cover I was sick of burning it then buckle came off towards end of season, I love the luck of them I'd have another but wouldn't let dog work in it

I'd offer it back, let him see it, i'd betcha if the damage is/was done through work you'd be recompensed or renewed...

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

 

 

I had one this season no offence to the bloke who makes them cause he's a decent kid had a good laugh with him over phone and price is good but mine didn't last a season on my lurcher got pulled all over with her working cover I was sick of burning it then buckle came off towards end of season, I love the luck of them I'd have another but wouldn't let dog work in it

I'd offer it back, let him see it, i'd betcha if the damage is/was done through work you'd be recompensed or renewed...

Yeh I would bet the same

[bullmastiff 615]

I had one this season no offence to the bloke who makes them cause he's a decent kid had a good laugh with him over phone and price is good but mine didn't last a season on my lurcher got pulled all over with her working cover I was sick of burning it then buckle came off towards end of season, I love the luck of them I'd have another but wouldn't let dog work in it

 

I've got two of them, both have been through a lot of work for a fair few years and apart from a few fluffy bits where teeth, barbed wire and bramble has snapped some small bits of the weave, there looking fine?

I can't believe a buckle would pull out???

They come with a lifetime guarantee so if they break through work then they get replaced for free.

[Cleanspade 3,324]

my dog works cover also. any loose or freying i burn of to seal. also i find it hard to imagine the buckle coming off.

[blackmaggie 3,377]

having never had ss stuff from I have read the lad is straight says it how he sees it and his gear is made from the best and made to last and I would rather pay that extra for the quality that ss provides than shite that doesn't last

[Themoocher 231]

my dog works cover also. any loose or freying i burn of to seal. also i find it hard to imagine the buckle coming off.

 

I think so too.

Collars would hold a horse.

Couldn't see anything breaking buckle on one them collars.

Well the one I bought was solid.

[Richnew 38]

It had just freyed to much I've got no reason to lie about it I've said I'd get another any day I just wouldn't let my bitch work in it.. I ended up chopping it up an making one myself out of some webbing I had and just used brass stuff from ss collar..

[Bosun11 537]

That half cross I put up a few posts back, when he got that collar he'd already lost an eye. He's since lost a lot of his teeth, suffered spinal damage, facial injurys, will still split the tightest bramble and any cover, now with wrist problems he goes 'over' full tilt almost daily, he really is a fecking state and he won't see next winter....

 

But I'm really pleased to say, the collar is doing great and will see right any number of numb f**k ups like this dog....!!

[dodger 2,817]

Iv got a tapered one I sometimes use it for road walkin as she sometimes pulls n I like it for that but I don't like to use it for workin much as it's to bulky n clumsy IMO but as I said a good strong general collar for out n about..

[clipo 871]

he does make good collars of that's there no doubt but theres just as good out there imo just have different uses......my old bitch has had this one on off black dog trading for ten years now!!!

 

 

BUT she never pulls on the lead, works cover or chews anything........this little twat pulls like f**k, works any cover possible and has destroyed three collars she got off in the past lol but the strongstuff collar on her now is as good as new still!!!

 

 

the clues in the name "strong stuff" a traditional lurcher doing traditional lurcher work will get by with any old collar but if your using strong dogs then use a strong collar........simples..........

Edited April 20, 2014 by clipo