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are indoor training leads worth it??? are indoor training leads worth it???

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Old 17-01-2011, 03:52 AM
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Re: are indoor training leads worth it???
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well i invested (ok it was £3!) in an indoor training lead and it has been on her 4 10mins and she has nearly eaten it through despite me soaking the bit she was chewing on in tabasco (she seems to enjoy the taste of all the so-called chew deterents!!!)
English mustard does the trick I reckon. Tabasco's for babies anyway :P
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Re: are indoor training leads worth it???
You can get very light steel ones.
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