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BioThane is an incredibly strong and waterproof material that can be easily wiped clean. No more worry about stinky, dirty leashes and collars!
BioThane CAN be chewed through, so redirect your dog to an alternative behavior/activity if you notice them mouthing on their leash.
NEVER leave your dog unattended while on leash.
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We are all for keeping as much as we can out of the garbage! If your dog chews through their leash, if the connection piece gets gummed up with sand, or you'd like to refresh your leash by swapping out the hardware if it becomes run down over the years, just contact us via the "contact" form in our navigation menu and we will happily mend your leash. We simply ask that you cover shipping to get the leash back to us; we'll cover the rest!
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The biggest issue when it comes to BioThane gear (or any leash, really) is sand/debris getting caught up in the spring mechanism of the clasp that connects to your dog. ALWAYS rinse the clasp with fresh water while opening and closing it upon leaving the beach or other sandy/dusty areas.
We never recommend allowing clasps to drag along the ground, as this gives them quite a beating and greatly lowers their lifespan.
Meet Lauren
Dip.CBST (Aggressive Behavior Specialization), KPA-CTP, CPDT-KA, & FFCP
Lauren Kelley is a Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner (KPA-CTP, completed October 2020), a Certified Professional Dog Trainer-Knowledge Assessed (CPDT-KA), a Fear Free Certified Professional (FFCP), and recently completed her Diploma in Canine Behavior Science and Technology (Dip. CBST) with the specialization track in Aggressive Behavior through the Companion Animal Sciences Institute (June 2024).
The name “Collie & Corso” comes from her two canine companions: Harvest Moon (aka Harvey), a 3 year old Smooth Collie, and Vetiver (aka Veti), a 9 year old Cane Corso.
Crafting BioThane Material leashes fulfills her creative/artistic side, while teaching dogs and coaching their humans fulfills her sense of purpose.
Wine tasting with Gaia at HillCrest Vineyard in Roseburg, Oregon