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**Flieteewell** · 12-12-2010, 05:25 AM

Our Petsmart has slip collars behind the tills at the front. I believe there's something like 8-10 of them. And they actually get used pretty often, mostly by people running their dogs to the grooming salon. It's interesting how many people forget to bring a leash with them. I had one lady try to buy a leash because she'd forgotten hers, before I told her we have a slip leash she could use.

Me personally, I have a fetish for leashes and collars (not in THAT way) and whenever we go out, I pick and choose which leash to use today ("No, not you, you're too long," "Hmmm, you'd be kinda cute," "You'd be great 'cause we'll be in an open field!" "No, can't use you 'cause the collar ring is too big for you."). I can't imagine going out without a leash. It's like going out without shoes.

12-12-2010, 05:25 AM	#21
Flieteewell Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 397 Senior Member	Our Petsmart has slip collars behind the tills at the front. I believe there's something like 8-10 of them. And they actually get used pretty often, mostly by people running their dogs to the grooming salon. It's interesting how many people forget to bring a leash with them. I had one lady try to buy a leash because she'd forgotten hers, before I told her we have a slip leash she could use. Me personally, I have a fetish for leashes and collars (not in THAT way) and whenever we go out, I pick and choose which leash to use today ("No, not you, you're too long," "Hmmm, you'd be kinda cute," "You'd be great 'cause we'll be in an open field!" "No, can't use you 'cause the collar ring is too big for you."). I can't imagine going out without a leash. It's like going out without shoes.
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