For Dogs

Woof, Ken, where did you get such finery? marvelled a pretty Staffordshire Bull Terrier a few days ago. Since then, dressed to the nines, I regularly break girls’ hearts. A hand-stitched collar in fragrant cowhide decorated in shiny metal with a Staffordshire knot simply attracts the ladies.

Collarsleashes and other canine harness made by Slade Czech saddlers are also available in bright colours for canine ladies. Don’t forget a dog tag to complete the outfit.Take your pick.

Ken 

For humans

Where's my collar? I wonder. I see the master has pinched it to wear like a bracelet. Again! So I asked the master saddlers and we devised leather accessories for humans too. Check out the bracelets in colourful cowhide, aromatic keyrings and keychainsleather wallets and coasters. Everything in Staffie style. Make your choice.

Ken

XL Bully

The Controversial Ban on XL Bully in the UK: Justice or Discrimination?

In recent years, a debate has ignited in the United Kingdom regarding the ban on a dog breed known as XL Bully. This discussion has sparked passionate reactions among opponents and proponents of this measure. While the ban aimed to protect the public, it has also raised questions about justice and possible discrimination. Read the following paragraphs to learn more about this controversial issue.


Difference in measuring standard and half check collars

Difference in measuring standard and half check collars

Every dog owner knows that choosing the right collar is crucial for the comfort and safety of their four-legged friend. There are several different types of collars, but two of the most common ones are standard collars and slip collars. The difference between these two types of collars lies in how they are measured and used.


Adopting a dog from a dog shelter

Adopting a dog from a dog shelter

Getting a dog from an animal shelter can be a wonderful choice for many people because it helps a dog find a home and brings a lot of joy and love into a new family's life. However, before you decide to adopt a dog from a shelter, it's important to carefully consider several factors.

Firstly, shelter dogs often have an unknown past and may have behavior problems that can be challenging to address. It's crucial to be prepared for patience and work with your new companion to help them adapt to their new home and family.

It is 2004. I am buying Ken – my first Staffordshire Bull Terrier. He has also become the mascot of our brand and the guide on our website