Jewelry for your Dog

These designs are presented to spark your imagination.  Some customers prefer to plan their own, some leave it up to me, some choose a pre-planned arrangement from the catalog page:   Click here to view the Catalog

Sadly, not all beads are always available

Need trophies?

Best trophies of all-- Gift Certificates--  let the winners plan their own awards.

Gift certificates are available in any amount.

Celebrate Summer with new surprises for you dogs.

Carol chose these leads for her lovely Cosi.         

www.madaancavaliers.org/

Baxter, CD, MX, MXJ; Boo, AX, MXJ & Creed

Jenifer Edwards added these to her tack box

These lovely leads were designed by Aimee for her Whippets

Dominique De Mulder in Belgium added these to her collection. These make 10.     See her Aussies on their web-sites www.crazychica.be  and www.nattrekja.be

An exciting collection of six leads for Julie Poirel in France.

Matching leash and necklace with kennel name.

This is Dudley and Taffy, friends of Cheri Sutton.  Cheri uses 40" "British" leads with leather slip knots.

Purple lovers!!  This lead is Purple and Mauve, braided in a stripped pattern.   Double click to get a better look.

Dominic in Canada wanted beads throughout her  third lead.

This equipment was purchased by Sharron Lane.  She reported her dog said "Thank Roo."

These leads go to Stephanie Passyas in France.  The camera doesn't do justice to these lovely, sparkly, aluminum beads.

Marina wants something delicate for her IG Ace

Leads number 4,5 and 6 for the tack box of Anne Stark of Piper Whippets and Dachshunds

The next three clusters demonstrate how easily a cluster can be made distinctive by merely changing the center bead.

Karen R. loves pink on her beautiful Samoyeds

Deann Christianson added these three leads to her Lyndale collection, to be used by her beautiful Whippets.

Three leads for Danti Akitas in the UK . Visit their site:   http://www.dantiakitas.co.uk/

This will look really great on the Whippet belonging to Lynn Weller.  www.onyxxwhippets.com

Isn't it pretty!  For the Shiba Inu of Masako Y.

A nice collection for Roxanne

This leash and matching necklace was for Michele S. and her Border Collie.

Stephanie said Mardi Gras was the theme.  I'd say this fit the bill!

Kathryn prefers small clusters.

This leads shouts "BOB" in purple and yellow.  Braided for a very special cocker, CH Paulie.

Kaipo needed fancy equipment for "doggie dancing."

Leads fit for Frenchie royalty

Lyn V. selected cluster #9 for her beautiful dog.

This very pretty  purple is for Dottie Lee

Ellen Lopiano added these four delicate leads to her tack box.

Three great leads are for the beautiful and talented Tervs belonging to Brooke Cole.Visit their web-site:

www.belbrookebelgians.com

A lead for a REAL Kansas University fan with kennel name Rock Chalk JRTS, thanks Joy.

Debby Michielsen,  in Belgium didn't think 3 leads were enough so she added ten more.   

Lynn Z. will be using the lead with her Bearded Collie. It features a lampwork cluster in the center, flanked by "Pandora" type clusters

This cluster was created for Heidi Meulemans.  Heidi and Ray show Aussies under  the kennel name of "The Force "  Heidi ordered two necklaces.

This British style lead is for Abby, Brussels Griffon, owned by Anne Jahelka.

Heidi's daughter Jennifer will use this leash as she handles  "Stella" owned by Barbara Gale.

Cindy H's Siberian Huskies will be sporting these beautiful leads.

This black and white lead will be a great fit for a handsome black and white Siberian Husky belonging to Susan Marton in Budapest, Hungary

This cluster features a fancy silver bead with  pink insets. 

This one features the pearl insets. 

Great match for a great dog!

Proud owner-  Jill Paige

I really like this lead, one color of leather with complementary beading, a modified pattern #65.  Good job Louise. 

Jennifer Martin added these leashes to her collection.  They will be used when she takes her
#1 Owner Handled Weimaraner into the ring.

I heard this wonderful team has taken Group I 6 times in 2006 with 4 months to go!

Basheera is in a rush to get her new lead, thanks to her owner Carol P.  (Arrangement #65 in black and silver)

Fran chose this for her Dobe.

Lynn, you choose a great way to use beading selection #99.

This American  Cocker will be "stylin."Pat W. wanted a matching tassel on her slip collar.

Judy Rathbun added these to her tack box (Jan. 07 update--- Just heard Judy got an Open title in 3 shows with 2 firsts and a forth of 195.5, Way to go Judy and Zeena)

 This is a pool party for the service  dogs of Mary Ehrhart and her friend Debb Taylor.  They excel in therapy work and the READ program.               To visit a Therapy site:

This is going to be hard to beat.  It uses Tibetan silver and Peruvian beads.  It will be used by Sasha in Belgium.  Owner is Genevieve Chome.  She has three of our leads.

Dutch/Lux CH. Moorea's wild adventure STDs       

These are for Monique Slegtenhorst and her Aussie Kyona:  their site is www.shakymo.nl

This leash was carefully planned by Lucka Kozlikova, from the Czech Republic, for her European winning Doberman, Kenzo.  The leather is shaded to complement his coloring and two different designs of beading were chosen for added  style. 

Black, gray and white to go with the blue merle puppies.

Beautiful loop lead for Cathy Porter to be used by  "Pickles" her Cardigan Cogi.

This is a arrangement is of silver and a lampwork bead.  I used a small silver ring to join the collar and lead to limit distraction, and a larger ring on the end to allow the collar to slip easily. 

The picture is Ann Steele and her Silken Windhound.  Brewer will be sporting the brown leash and collar.
 

The picture doesn't do this set justice. Copper, silver and gold on black.  I may break my arm patting myself on the back.

Ellen Lopiano designed these leads for her lovely Samoyeds.  Looks like Valentino approves.

S.R. ordered a matching tab and leash

This lead will go to Rianne in The Netherlands to be used on her Aussie

Going to France for the Aussies of Angelique Letouze

This beaded lead and collar with tassels is for for Sandy Engstrom's Miniature Aussie. Hallie.

Silken Windhound Tangaloor Unusual Suspect (Space) will wear this combo.

This one is for BISS Talisman’s Scythian Huntress(Sony).  Both are proudly owned by Alison Brendel.

This lead was planned  by Mary Manners for her dog, Marquee.  They live in Alaska.

Request- Masculine/ Results- Masculine
Mission accomplished

Pat Gilbert designed this lovely lead for her Saluki "Zoom."  Blue leads are Pat's trademark.

U.S. Champion"Zoom-Zoom" showing off his  lead.

This collar and lead are going to Germany to be used by Anke Gutekunst's Mini Aussies.  

Lorraine Mendoza  wanted an African theme for a Rhodesian Ridgeback leash and collar- Great idea!  I can almost hear the drums beating.

Jill Resch designed this "Gorgeous and Girlie" lead for her red-tri Aussie, Bella.

Daina wanted something simple and elegant for her winning Spinone.  She chose white and silver.

This collar and lead will be worn by French Bulldog "Steve" lovingly owned by Mary Phelps.

Study in Orange and Black

Steffi, our favorite German Shorthaired Pointer is proudly showing off her Lyndale leash.  Read the glowing report by Steffi's owner, Linda Mscisz on the "Customers Say" page of this site.

This beautiful lead was designed for Kathy Graves.    She desired a Celtic motif and furnished her own silver Celtic beads.   Her corgis, Ffinix and Jester have big plans ahead and deserve the very best. (2003)

This customer choose beading arrangement #6, but needed gold in the place of silver.   If you like an arrangement, but prefer different colors please inquire, substitutes are usually available.

Sabrina Guinebert of Whitsunday' Aussies, and her Aussie friend, having a ball, dancing in France. 

Bead design #41 in turquoise and silver- could be done with other colors and/or gold accents.

Sterling spacer beads and hearts are also available and may be ordered by phone or e-mail.

Beads are available in many styles and colors and may be ordered by phone or e-mail.

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