Can anyone point me to anywhere that sells good quality, but ever so slightly pretty collars and leads 
The dog has asked for a new set for Christmas.
Or should I just go for leather.... [pondering emoticon]
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sebastianthesingingaubergine · 16/12/2013 16:14
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needastrongone ·
16/12/2013 20:44
Wondering why I looked at this thread.... My dog doesn't need a collar......my dog doesn't need a collar.....
moosemama ·
16/12/2013 21:17
I love the collars on this website. Pip has the spins and twirls design (9th one on the page when you scroll down) in grey with chrome fittings and it's gorgeous. I plan to buy him a matching lead in the new year.
Needa, 'Oh yes he does ....' - well, it is panto season! 
CMOTDibbler ·
16/12/2013 21:25
Ooh, those are pretty Moosemama. We have, um, 5 collars 
. And I was resisting getting a christmas collar really well until I saw Scuttlebutters dogs in theirs and now am failing
Scuttlebutter ·
16/12/2013 23:12
Give in to the collar porn..... 
another recommendation here for Meggie Moo - her collars and leads are really good quality, with excellent hardware - some collar firms have quite thin D rings etc - not Meggie. Her delivery times are very quick and her prices are excellent. If you have more time, 2 Hounds are also very good but not cheap - though I have leads and collars from them that are still looking brand new after 7 years, so you are investing in quality.
And of course I'd be delighted if you wanted a festive bandana.... 
- Milgi Coats have an excellent range and you're not too late for posting guaranteed for pre-Christmas delivery..... And did I mention our wonderful range of festive coats..?
poopooheadwillyfatface ·
17/12/2013 09:21
one of my hounds needs a bandana will be browsing later
CMOTDibbler ·
19/12/2013 10:39
What did you get
Cmotdog is rocking a skull and crossbones bandanna today and looking very cool
needastrongone ·
19/12/2013 10:44
//www.dogcollardesigns.co.uk/Fun-and-Funky.html
Design is 'on target', in blue. I am tempted for 'orange flower muddle' for the new puppy, a black Cocker.
I am considering many more, a whole new world of retail opportunity has opened up to me
I liked the skull and crossbones design and a bandana sounds ace!
moosemama ·
19/12/2013 11:05
Oops, that'll be my fault, sorry! Lovely collar though and the orange would look fab on a black Cocker.
Delivery can take a while from that site, but it's because she makes them all herself to order and I have to say the one we got Pip is really well made and still looks as good as new, despite being regularly caked in mud. I got one of the sewn in dog-tags put into his as well so he has that with the main/legally required details and this tag with his name and "I'm Chipped" on.
Flippin' dog needs yet another new coat now. He had a new one, two inches too big at the beginning of November and it's already too short for him. Trying to hang on until we've had December's pay day before I get one though, not least of all because I really want to get him a Milgi housecoat as well!
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needastrongone ·
19/12/2013 11:45
Not too worried about the delivery time, that will stop the moaning from DH about the number of packets arriving at present, being Christmas. Ddog actually has a really lovely tartan collar at the moment, bought for a few quid from one of our equine shops, they often have some fab doggy related items, most folk with horses seem to have a dogs in tow and most equine shops have cottoned on to this.
I am not going for the coat option, not for a Springer!
Off to buy the orange one now
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