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Leather Training Lead - Sedgwick Leather

£75.00
Colour:British Burgundy
Hardware:

Training Lead Guide

Training Lead

Extra length for recall training, long-line walks, or hands-free use. Handcrafted from premium British bridle leather.

Feature 2 Metre Option 3 Metre Option
Length ~2 metres ~3 metres
Width 19mm 19mm
O-Rings 1 (midway) 2 (distributed)

How to Use Your Training Lead

Standard length: Clip trigger to your dog's collar, hold the loop handle.

Shortened: Clip the trigger to one of the brass O-rings for a shorter lead.

Hands-free: Wear the lead across your body, clipping both ends to create a crossbody strap with your dog attached.

Leather Care Guide

Caring for Your Leather

Our products are crafted from premium British bridle leather, a natural material that develops a beautiful patina over time. With proper care, your collar or lead will last for years.

Cleaning

For everyday dirt and mud:

  1. Use a barely damp cloth to wipe the surface
  2. Lay flat and allow to dry naturally
  3. Never scrub or soak

Important: Never use direct heat (radiators, hairdryers, or direct sunlight) to dry leather. Heat makes leather brittle and can cause cracking.

Water Exposure

If your leather gets wet:

  1. Wipe off excess moisture with a soft cloth
  2. Allow to air dry naturally at room temperature
  3. Once dry, apply leather balm to restore suppleness

After saltwater (beach/sea):

  1. Rinse immediately with a damp cloth to remove salt residue
  2. Salt is corrosive – removing it quickly prevents damage
  3. Allow to dry naturally, then condition

Conditioning

Regular conditioning keeps leather soft and extends its life.

We recommend:

  • Apply a natural leather balm every few months
  • More frequently if the leather looks dry or feels stiff
  • Use products made from natural ingredients (beeswax, oils)

Benefits of conditioning:

  • Maintains suppleness and flexibility
  • Reduces visible marks and scratches
  • Enhances water resistance
  • Develops a rich, deep patina

Colour Transfer

Our leather is naturally dyed using traditional vegetable tanning methods. This means:

  • Colours may transfer to light-coloured fabrics if the leather is saturated
  • This is a characteristic of high-quality, naturally-dyed leather
  • To prevent transfer, ensure leather is fully dry before contact with fabrics

Storage

  • Store in a cool, dry place
  • Avoid plastic bags (leather needs to breathe)
  • Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading

Questions?

Contact us if you need advice on caring for your leather products.
Luxury burgundy leather training lead with brass hardware, adjustable D-rings and snap hooks for hands-free use
Leather Training Lead - Sedgwick Leather Sale price£75.00

Training Lead Guide

Training Lead

Extra length for recall training, long-line walks, or hands-free use. Handcrafted from premium British bridle leather.

Feature 2 Metre Option 3 Metre Option
Length ~2 metres ~3 metres
Width 19mm 19mm
O-Rings 1 (midway) 2 (distributed)

How to Use Your Training Lead

Standard length: Clip trigger to your dog's collar, hold the loop handle.

Shortened: Clip the trigger to one of the brass O-rings for a shorter lead.

Hands-free: Wear the lead across your body, clipping both ends to create a crossbody strap with your dog attached.

Leather Care Guide

Caring for Your Leather

Our products are crafted from premium British bridle leather, a natural material that develops a beautiful patina over time. With proper care, your collar or lead will last for years.

Cleaning

For everyday dirt and mud:

  1. Use a barely damp cloth to wipe the surface
  2. Lay flat and allow to dry naturally
  3. Never scrub or soak

Important: Never use direct heat (radiators, hairdryers, or direct sunlight) to dry leather. Heat makes leather brittle and can cause cracking.

Water Exposure

If your leather gets wet:

  1. Wipe off excess moisture with a soft cloth
  2. Allow to air dry naturally at room temperature
  3. Once dry, apply leather balm to restore suppleness

After saltwater (beach/sea):

  1. Rinse immediately with a damp cloth to remove salt residue
  2. Salt is corrosive – removing it quickly prevents damage
  3. Allow to dry naturally, then condition

Conditioning

Regular conditioning keeps leather soft and extends its life.

We recommend:

  • Apply a natural leather balm every few months
  • More frequently if the leather looks dry or feels stiff
  • Use products made from natural ingredients (beeswax, oils)

Benefits of conditioning:

  • Maintains suppleness and flexibility
  • Reduces visible marks and scratches
  • Enhances water resistance
  • Develops a rich, deep patina

Colour Transfer

Our leather is naturally dyed using traditional vegetable tanning methods. This means:

  • Colours may transfer to light-coloured fabrics if the leather is saturated
  • This is a characteristic of high-quality, naturally-dyed leather
  • To prevent transfer, ensure leather is fully dry before contact with fabrics

Storage

  • Store in a cool, dry place
  • Avoid plastic bags (leather needs to breathe)
  • Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading

Questions?

Contact us if you need advice on caring for your leather products.