Slip ring black pet training P-chain explosion-proof drawstring with limiter, medium and large dog training rope( 40CM) Chip Bag Clips reward engagement

Name: Slip ring black pet training P-chain explosion-proof drawstring with limiter, medium and large dog training rope( 40CM) Chip Bag Clips reward engagement
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 38793674857
Price: 28.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3141 (14 reviews)

Slip ring black pet training P-chain explosion-proof drawstring with limiter, medium and large dog training rope( 40CM) Chip Bag Clips reward engagement

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Slip ring black pet training P chain explosion proof drawstring with limiter, medium and large dog training rope( 40CM) Chip Bag Clips reward engagement reward engagement cake boxes the choke collar is mostly used in: obedience Material: Nylon Size: 12*10*2cm Strong This black choke collar madde from strong nylon cord with 1 moveable spring loaded stopper is designed for dog training purposes

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