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I finished off the loose end with some heat shrink tubing that I wrote our phone number on before I shrunk it for some cleanly written fine print I could not have written that small. | |||
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| Project: | Soft Shackle Microleash (I) |
| Description: | Soft Shackle Microleash |
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I wanted a collar for my medium size dog that had enough of a stub end to work as a leash, so that she can keep it on at the off-leash dog park without, I don't have to carry it and yet still meet the requirement of having a leash along. I have started to use it also at other times when I want to have some extra control without the inconvenience of a leash.
I made a soft shackle that I can just slide open to slip over the head, and that then slides back shut.
Here is what it looks like with the leashy end scrunched up:
I finished off the loose end with some heat shrink tubing that I wrote our phone number on before I shrunk it for some cleanly written fine print I could not have written that small.