Car Boot Lead
From: £18.99
A seat belt for dogs when clipped to a car harness and car anchor point.
- 19mm & various lengths
- compliant with Rule 57 of the Highway Code
- tested to meet BS EN ISO 6892-1:2016
- keeps your dog comfortable but restricted
Introducing our versatile Car Boot Lead / Seat Belt for dogs/restraint for dogs, a game-changer in pet travel safety. This double-ended adjustable lead is ingeniously designed to tether your dog securely to any anchor point in your car, van, camper van, or motorhome, via a dog travel harness/car safety harness, ensuring their safety and comfort during travel.
Equipped with clips to attach to floor and rear seat anchors, including the Isofix bar in cars, this lead provides a reliable connection that keeps your dog restrained and safe while you focus on the road. The adjustable feature allows you to customize the lead’s length to suit your dog’s size and preferences, granting them just the right amount of freedom to move without compromising safety.
Safeguard your puppy or dog and minimise distractions on the road. The universal attachment fits most car models, ensuring versatility even when you upgrade your vehicle. Easy to install, this restraint is designed for use with a dog harness, providing an additional layer of protection for your pet on the move.
Key Features:
– Enhance safety during car rides for your dog
– Universal attachment compatible with most car models
– Effortless installation for hassle-free journeys
How to Use:
1. Secure the trigger hook to any Isofix or sturdy fixing post in your car.
2. Attach the trigger to your dog’s harness D-ring.
3. Adjust the car lead for your dog’s comfort.
4. Keep your dog close to the seat to minimise movement during the journey.
Suitable for:
Designed exclusively for dogs. Fit to a well fitted car harness and a car anchor point.
Safety Guidelines:
Ensure legal compliance by restraining your dog during car travel to prevent distraction or injury. Never leave your pet unattended in a car. This restraint must be used with a dog harness for optimal safety. While it improves travel safety, it does not guarantee protection in the event of an accident. Promptly remove if torn or damaged, and seek veterinary attention if any material is ingested unexpectedly. Travel responsibly with your four-legged companion.
Safety is at the core of our design, and our Car Boot Lead complies with Rule 57 of the Highway Code, ensuring it meets the highest standards for securing your pet during car journeys. Additionally, to ensure top-notch quality and durability, our lead has been thoroughly tested and certified to meet the BS EN ISO 6892-1:2016 standards, offering you peace of mind and confidence in your choice.
Crafted from premium 19 mm polypropylene, our lead offers unmatched reliability and comfort for your beloved companion. We prioritise your dog’s well-being and have created a lead that provides a balance between comfort and restriction, enabling your furry friend to stay comfortable during travel while keeping them safely restrained.
Innovation is at the heart of our Car Boot Lead, and we take pride in the fact that this design was conceived in 2009, marking a14 years of continuous improvement and happy customers. Speaking of satisfied customers, our lead boasts an incredibly low return rate – near to zero, a testament to its quality and effectiveness.
Traveling with your four-legged friend has never been this safe and enjoyable. Invest in our Car Boot Lead to ensure your dog’s safety during journeys and experience the convenience of a reliable and adjustable travel tether. Trust our dedication to pet safety and comfort, and embark on memorable adventures together without worries.
BS EN ISO 6892-1 – 2016 – Dog Car Seat Belt Restraint
My mantra, “when only the best will do” reflects in this product which was designed in 2009. After winning the Silver award for the best product with Petquip in September 2020, I decided in October 2020 to have this *product tensile tested (this is not the same as crash testing). The current product design was able to withstand 178 kilos of force (1750 N).
We don’t know of any other company that goes to such lengths to provide you with data and proof of how much love we put into these products, especially the ones that you rely on to keep your dogs safe.
Thread Specification –
- bonded nylon
- Certified to Öko-Tex Standard 100
- Vegan
- high tenacity nylon 6.6 thread for outstanding strength and durability with the added benefit of anti-microbial properties
- used in the military, for PPE and in hospital environments
- strength 4,700 cN (centinewton)
- PetQuip Silver Award 2020 – Best Product
- BEST selling Car Seat Belt Lead for 2021
- BS EN ISO 6892-1 – 2016
Features of the Car Boot Lead – Dog Car Seat Belt Restraint
- short & adjustable to enable restricted movement & comfort
- strong and British made
- created on an industrial sewing machine with tkt 40 thickness thread
- designed specifically as a car restraint for dogs to stop jumping out
- lifetime stitching guarantee
- made to clip to a car harness (not a collar or a headcollar)
- fits all breeds sizes up to the recommended load of your car anchor point
- fits up to 75cm at the neck while your dog is sitting
- may attach to anchor point or headrest
- not designed to be fitted to the car seat belt clip
Dog Harness for Car Boot
For your dog’s safety during car travel, we highly advise using a dog harness that securely attaches to the seat belt, rather than relying on a collar or head collar. It is crucial to note that not all harnesses are suitable for use in vehicles, making it essential to select a properly fitting and well-made car harness for the car boot.
A reliable dog boot harness for a car boot must possess certain features to ensure optimal safety and protection for your furry companion. Look for a harness with a wide breast section designed to absorb impact in case of any sudden stops or collisions. The use of wide webbing provides excellent support to your pet during the journey, minimizing discomfort and potential injuries.
Sturdiness is paramount, so opt for a car harness with substantial stitching that can withstand the forces involved in a car accident. To offer further assurance of safety, reputable manufacturers will provide details of crash testing where possible, demonstrating the harness’s effectiveness in various scenarios.
Lastly, a well-stitched heavy-duty D-ring on the top of the harness is essential for securely attaching the car lead. This D-ring ensures that your pet remains safely restrained during the journey, preventing any unwanted movement that could jeopardize their safety.
By adhering to these guidelines and investing in a suitable car harness with the mentioned features, you can significantly enhance your pet’s safety and comfort during car travel. Remember, your furry companion’s well-being is our top priority, and we are committed to providing you with the best options to make every journey a safe and enjoyable experience for both of you.
How to secure your dog in the boot of a car
The Car Boot Dog Lead was specifically designed to address the common issue of dogs jumping out when car doors or boots are opened. It can be attached to the car boot floor via an anchor point or headrest. You can easily adjust the lead’s length to suit your dog’s size and prevent them from jumping out of the car.
However, please exercise caution if you don’t have a dog guard, as your dog might still jump onto the back seat. Always prioritise safety and use the lead responsibly to minimize potential risks. Ensure the lead is correctly adjusted to prevent your dog from escaping the car.
RULE 57 of the Highway Code – travelling safely with your dog
Ensure proper restraint for dogs or other animals in vehicles to avoid distractions while driving and prevent potential injuries to both you and your furry companions. Use seat belt harnesses, pet carriers, dog cages, or dog guards as effective methods to keep them secure during car travel.
Is this car restraint for dogs like a car seat belt?
Yes and no. It is a dog seat belt but not literally as we understand it compared to a human seat belt. This ‘dog seat belt’ must always be attached to a dog car harness and not to a collar or head collar. In terms of a dog seat belt for the car, you can’t go wrong with this car restraint.
The inspiration behind this product
In 2008, when I opened my kennels, I noticed a recurring issue: people arriving with their dogs in the car were struggling to open the boot because their dogs were not restrained. Determined to find a solution, I had been crafting dog leads since 2006, and in 2009, I came up with the MKI Car Boot Lead. The MKII followed, introducing the option to attach the lead to a headrest.
My inspiration for this innovative design came from:
- Observing people’s struggles to safely unload their dogs from the car.
- Hearing distressing stories of dogs running away during such situations.
- Being deeply saddened by one particular incident where a dog ran off and tragically lost its life on the road.
Back in 2009, this type of product was not available in the market, making the Car Boot Lead a pioneering solution to the problem. Unlike seat belt leads in the current pet market, my design provides a sturdy and reliable alternative, eliminating issues like detachment from seat belt clips or bending.
Since its inception, the Car Boot Lead has proven to be a game-changer, offering pet owners a practical and safe way to keep their dogs secure during car travel. With a focus on convenience and safety, I am proud to have contributed to the welfare and happiness of pets and their owners alike.
Crash Testing of a Car Harnesses
Through extensive research, I’ve delved into the testing of harnesses for car use. The Center for Pet Safety in the USA conducts realistic crash tests on harnesses, providing eye-opening results – some successful, others disastrous. If you’re curious, you can find the videos through the link provided to ensure the safety of the harness you’re considering for your dog.
Additionally, Black Diamond Equipment in Austria offers valuable insights into load testing on carabiners, shedding light on strength testing methods. These articles have sparked ideas for my future designs and made me consider the products I currently offer.
Please note that my Marty Harness is not intended for car travel and has not undergone crash testing. It serves as a walking harness only. For car safety, our Car Boot lead prevents dogs from jumping out when the car boot is opened.
Is it illegal for a dog to travel unrestrained in a car?
While it may not be a strict legal requirement, allowing a dog to travel unrestrained in a car can result in penalties for the driver. Fines of up to £2,500 are possible. Moreover, failure to comply with proper restraint measures could invalidate your insurance and be used as evidence against you in any legal proceedings, as mentioned on Ask The Police. So, it is essential to ensure your pet’s safety and adhere to responsible practices while traveling in a vehicle.
Top Tips for Car Travel with your dog
I have always been one for having ‘that special bag’ for doggy travels. Here I share my secrets about successful short and long car trips with your dog.
What should you take with you while travelling in the car with your dog?
- Prepare your doggy travel dogs days before.
- Make sure the car is kitted out with their blankets in their travel area.
- Fresh water and sturdy containers to replenish the water.
- Bowls, preferably the fold-flat ones. Even small dogs can benefit from the small fold flat bowls.
- A good quality car harness or a car lead, plus spares.
- Any medications that your dog might be on.
- Emergency telephone numbers for the vet. Leave numbers at home for anyone that might be caring for your pets that have had to stay home.
- Plan the route so you know where you can safely stop.
- Make sure there is two of you so one can take care of the dogs while the other take toilet breaks, gets food etc to avoid leaving them alone in the car.
- Poop bags, don’t leave without your poop bags! Be sure to take plenty plus a spare sturdy bag in case you can’t bin them straight away.
- A spare collar and leash, one for each dog.
- Copies of vaccination cards, even if on your phone.
- Grooming kit, to include a tick remover.
- Small medical kit including bandages and vet wrap.
- A suitably sized soft fold flat cage.
- Bedding and/or blankets.
- Personal items such as a favourite toy.
- A bag or a tub for all of the above items to be stored in.
- ID photos of your dog in the event of the unthinkable.
- Make sure their microchips are checked for location (on the dogs’ body) and that the details are up to date.
- Try not to feed large amounts immediately before you travel with your dog.
What to plan when travelling with your dog in the car
- Plan ahead for toilet and food breaks.
- Never allow your dog to sit on a car seat without a restraint, they could jump on you or get under the pedals, and god forbid there is an accident, your dog could escape.
- Plan ahead for breathers to just get out of the car and take a break to stretch legs etc.
- Be aware that your dog cannot ask to go out for a potty break like they would at home.
- Be aware of nearby vet clinics.
- Never ever ever ever leave your dog unattended in a car and certainly never leave them in a hot car.
- keep windows closed or open a safe amount so they cannot jump out.
- When stopping in strange places always have your dog tethered in the car so they cannot escape when you open doors or the car boot, even better use a crate for our dog.
- Be aware of their needs whilst travelling as it will be strange for them and not all dogs like travelling in cars.
Further General Car Boot Lead information
Car lead restraints for dogs, commonly known as car harnesses or seat belt restraints, are designed to secure dogs safely in vehicles while traveling. They are essential for the safety of both the dog and the passengers in the car. Here’s a brief overview of the history and types of car lead restraints for dogs:
- Traditional Harnesses: These are harnesses specifically designed for car travel. They usually feature a padded chest plate and adjustable straps to ensure a secure and comfortable fit. The harness attaches to the car’s seat belt system using either a tether or a carabiner clip.
- Seat Belt Tethers: These are shorter leads with a clip on one end that attaches to the dog’s harness and a seat belt buckle clip on the other end. The seat belt buckle clip can be inserted into the seat belt receptacle in the car, providing a secure connection. Seat belt tethers are often adjustable in length to allow for some movement while still restricting the dog’s range.
- Crash-Tested Harnesses: Some manufacturers offer crash-tested harnesses that have undergone rigorous testing to ensure their effectiveness in restraining dogs during accidents. These harnesses are designed to distribute forces evenly across the dog’s body and prevent excessive movement during a collision.
- Doggy Seat Belts: Similar to seat belt tethers, doggy seat belts consist of a strap with a clip on one end that attaches to the dog’s harness and a seat belt buckle clip on the other end. They are designed to provide a secure connection to the car’s seat belt system and restrain the dog during travel.
It’s important to note that car lead restraints for dogs should be used in conjunction with a properly sized and fitted harness to maximise safety. They help prevent dogs from moving freely around the vehicle, which can be dangerous and distracting for the driver. It’s recommended to choose restraints that are specifically designed for car travel and have undergone safety testing to ensure their reliability.
Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper installation and usage of car lead restraints, and consult with a professional if you have any concerns or questions about traveling with your dog in a car.
What this car seat belt lead is not …
- a car harness
- a car boot harness
- a crash tested car harness
- vehicle harness
Petquip Awards 2020
October 1st 2020 saw the announcement in the Petquip 2020 awards. We won the SILVER award for Best Product Accessories & Technical. I am really chuffed and hope you love this product as much as I do.
Design Rights
Design Application Number: 5004057 15th August 2016 & 6023644 15 December 2017. This Car Boot Lead was designed by Sarah Gleave in 2009 and registered as above.
*Original Car Boot Lead only
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David Corbett –
Excellent first class service. And ideal leads to keep my goldie safe and secure in the boot of my hatchback.
Jean Malley –
So glad to have found this company!
I spent ages searching for suitable car boot leads to stop my two excitable collies trying to jump out of the car as soon as I opened the boot but none I saw seemed to fit what I wanted. Many also had bad reviews regarding quality and safety. Then I came across Meg K9 who offered exactly what I was after supported by so many enthusiastic reviews. Many thanks Sarah, I am delighted with the quality of the two leads. Delivery time was brilliant as well!
Sean –
Couldn’t find this lead anywhere else . Very sturdy and great quality , highly recommend
Sonia R –
Brilliant that you’ve added longer lengths now, these are so versatile. Purchased two!
Melanie Gash –
Game changer! Our dog was nearly killed because we didn’t train him not to rush out of our car. Now we don’t go any where without the car restraint and have 2 just incase.
T Reuss –
Best invention since sliced bread!
C Crick –
I have 3 and a great addition to our ever growing collection of dog leads!
C Masters –
Perfect, now wouldn’t be without.
Skit-So Mum –
I’ve got 7 of these car leads and would panic if I hadn’t got them to use, they are a life saver.
Bruce –
Absolutely chuffed with this car lead.
Stephen N –
The best design ever for keeping our dogs from moving around in the car.
L Rowlands –
Highly recommended for keeping your dog safe when travelling.
Ian Green –
10 out of 10, brilliant car lead.
Amelia M –
Probably the most versatile dog lead we’ve ever bought. We dont just use it for the car, its like a magic dog lead!
From Ratty the dog –
I have no idea what I did before I had these car leads, so versatile they get used for all manner of things.
Lesley P –
I have 4 of these, they are so versatile, I would be lost without them.
Sausage Dog –
Having bough my first car lead from Sarah years ago, I literally would not consider being without at least 2 in my car.
Kari –
I’ve been using Meg Heath Car Boot leads since I started my Licensed Home Dog Boarder business….for my car so that I can transport dogs safely in my vehicle. They are robust, strong stitched, webbed material, with double ended clips, they are easily shortened & lengthened. …and basically do what they are supposed to. Looking at what else on the market….I’d choose Meg Heath’s any day. Safety & quality over cost any day for us.
L A Seddon –
Got four of these, two for each car because have 2 dogs. Wouldn’t be without them x
L A Seddon
J Mears –
Best invention ever . I have bought 3 and have told all my friends about them too.
J Mears
Joan F –
I bought a car boot restraint from Sarah when I homed a Romanian rescue it was an enormous help training her to travel and is a secure safety aid.
Theresa Harper –
Hi, just wanted to say I got my order today- as usual- brilliant quality! The boot leads are great… I stupidly got some cheap ones off Amazon a few months ago & they snapped when my 15kg Sprocker saw a squirrel… it said they were weight tested up to 30kg…. cheap webbing. No way yours are gonna snap. Thank you
Theresa
Karen Bailey –
We are new dog owners, we have a rescue staffie aged 8, so as you can imagine we have bought lots of products recently. The car boot lead has been invaluable, she gets very excited and would leap out of the car if it wasn’t for the lead so we are very happy with it.
Sue Fraser –
This feels like a very sturdy lead with strong clips at each end and easily adjusted to suit the size of dog and car space. We’ve used it several times and are very pleased with it. We would definitely look here again when we need to buy dog accessories.
R Gore –
Fitted the bill completely. Nothing like it in the shops.
A Carpenter –
Simple, well made and good value, EXCELLENT thank you.
Viv Gray –
We used the car leads for the first time today, brilliant, just what we need to stop the dogs from jumping out as the boot opens. Thanks.
Viv Gray
Nick Holden –
VERY satisfied with my car boot leads and service.
Meg Heath Dog Leads breaks the mould.
So, we have all shopped on the internet and have been disappointed when the item arrives and it fails to live up to expectations that the web site has set us. Well, I am very pleased to report that the Meg Heath Dog Leads car boot lead breaks this mould !!!
I was frankly stunned by the high-quality material and the sturdy fixings that the lead came with and I cannot recommend these highly enough.
Meg Heath Dog Leads are definitely first on my list when it comes to future orders and suggest you give them a try too!
Lesley Barrell –
Very happy with my car boot lead.
Lesley
Lee Purcel –
We looked for ages at a safe way of securing our Dalmatian in the back of our car; he’d outgrown the back seat (and we were tired of the hairs!) and we couldn’t seem to find a grill or bars to go between the boot and the back seats that would fit and look decent. After a fair bit of research, we found the best product to be the ‘car boot safety dog lead’. It’s simple yet really effective, a good quality, and aside from adjusting it the first time we put him in, we’ve not had to adjust it since. The dog is now comfortable and more at ease in the boot (resting his head on the back seat centre headrest!) and what’s really good is that when we open the boot to get him out, we know he’s secured (especially being a puppy) and that he’s not going to jump out when we take him out in the car park at the vets, or alongside busy roads when he needs a rest stop on long journeys. Both of our cars have hoops in the back of our cars (standard for VW maybe?) which we can attach him to on either side in the boot, but I know my parents’ Citroen C4 doesn’t have anything secure to attach to in the back, one to check before buying. I’ve read somewhere about securing them via a harness rather than a lead to prevent damage to the dog’s neck should you need to brake sharply in an emergency. To date, we have only attached it to his collar so shall rethink this. We found the price affordable and reasonable for the quality. I can’t understand how these aren’t available to buy in pet shops yet! We shall certainly be planning on getting another so we can leave one in each car rather than taking it out to swap. Thanks for having the initiative to create this product that is surprisingly difficult to get hold of!
Lee Purcell
Julie Bowyer –
I am really pleased with the car boot lead that I bought from Meg Heath Dog Leads. It is very well made and strong and has solved my problem with keeping my rescue dog, Odie, under control in the car. I have used it in a slightly unorthodox way by attaching it to the boot side of my rear car seat and passing it through the seat to attach to Odie’s harness while he is on the back seat. It works beautifully and is so much better than attaching to harness via the seat belt, because Odie fidgets so much he was getting himself tangled up between the harness and the seat belt – no such problems now! Delivery was really quick and communication excellent. I would definitely buy from Meg Heath again.
Alisonwalker-Fraser –
I have bought a number of leads, which have been of excellent quality, soft webbing and in a fantastic choice of colours. All have been delivered promptly. Highly recommended. Alison
Simon Heaver –
Very happy with purchase – prompt delivery and the Boot Safety Lead works great, recommended..
Simon Heaver
Rachel Barford –
Thank you for your quick despatch of our 2 car boot safety dog leads. They are very well made and robust. We are now confident that our 2 dogs are safe in the boot. Thanks again.
Rachel Barford
Andy Pestell –
Fantastic product. Dog took to it like a duck to water. Great advise on the website.
Samantha –
These are really good for my 2 big dogs who need more room and don’t like being in a crate in the car. I would definitely recommend them.
Fiona –
Hi Sarah
We are very pleased with the Martingale Harness and car boot lead system which works very well for our two yellow Labradors. The combination is much better than our previous set-up. I have purchased extra boot leads with handles so that we can take the dogs more easily from the car without having to detach the initial car boot leads from the headrests. Definitely worth five stars.
Fiona
Sally C –
The product was perfect, just what we needed to keep our dog safe in the car. It arrived promptly and was good value for money.
Thank you Sally C
Alison D –
The car boot leads are excellent, the keep the girls safe but allow them the flexibility of being able to move – great product.
Alison D
alanbowles1 –
This is ideal for Rupert. It gives him space to move around and lie down while giving us comfort in his safety when we open the boot.
Lynn S –
The boot leads were perfect! We have a new car and our dog cage wouldn’t fit so these products were just what we were looking for!
Thank you
Lynn S
Laura B –
Very good product – in fact, cannot buy it anywhere else! One in each car now so we can harness our large dog safely in the back.
Laura B
Tanya –
Hi Sarah, my first buying experience with you and it was excellent from the product to the speedy delivery, thank you. Haven’t used the car boot lead yet but it looks like it will do exactly what I wanted. Very happy human and cocker spaniel ! Thanks
Gerri –
The leads arrived promptly and were as described.
I would like these leads to be a available in longer lengths.
– From Sarah – Hi Gerri, these leads are designed to be short and restrictive so the dog is unable to move around, making them longer means that the design idea is no longer there as the dog will be able to a) jump out of the boot and b) jump over seats and move around which is dangerous. Hope that explains it.
Christine –
Excellent service, great product.
Christine.
Helen –
Hi Sarah,
I am absolutely delighted with the Car Boot Safety Dog Lead I purchased from you.
There has been plenty of thought put into the product and it is just what I was looking for. I now feel confident that my dog is safe and comfortable when we go out in the car.
Thank you for an excellent product!
Regards,
Helen
Lisa Ardern –
I bought this in advance of getting my pup as I want him to travel safely in the car. Seems such a good easy design simply clip to the rings in the boot of the car at one end and his collar at the other. I also purchased the lead handle to go with it. I am very interested in a matching collar and slide on identity tag (that looks a very clever idea) great speedy delivery. Thanks
Angela –
Thank you Sarah , for my Car Boot Safety Dog Lead , Perfect !!
Good quality ,great comunication will definatley use again .
Sarah Cuddy –
I use to have a crate in my boot for my Husky but when I got another Husky I knew I needed something else. After looking online at various products I realised this was the perfect one for me. It is perfect, very high quality and adjustable which is essential but a lot of cheaper brands are not adjustable. I am not worried about opening the boot now as they realise they are safe and they don’t jump. Highly recommended.
Diane Mayhew –
Excellent service, brilliant product, secures my two dogs (Labrador & terrier) in the boot of the car magnificently, thank you.
Mandy Richardson –
Recently bought a “Car Boot Safety Dog Lead” in a desperate attempt to help control my parent’s very excitable labrador who likes to race out of the boot when it all gets too much. With both my parents and I owning an estate car, it meant that she could jump out of the boot and run off, as opening the boot and trying to grab the lead in time was hit and miss. To my delight, she is now safely restrained and is learning to sit and stay whilst we get her ready to leave the boot. It has made taking her away on holiday/walks/trips so much easier and safer. We are so pleased with the leads, we now have one in each car!
Susan –
Super product, ideal for the car.
Whinge whinge wine –
This is a great idea; it clips from the harness to the extremely sturdy dog guard, and means that if we need to open the boot whilst en route, he won’t jump out into traffic, or in the middle of a car park, or off and away after a sneaky cat. If I’m honest I’m always very wary of taking him places for this reason – particularly when I have two small children to get out as well, and this simple lead is perfect for the job of keeping him nice and secure until I’m ready to get him out.
Hayley –
Ideal as I’ve now got 2 of the leads for my 3 year old and 6 month old in my car boot. They’re so strong and love the double clips. Thanks Hayley.
Rachael –
Such a brilliant product and really well thought out. It anchors perfectly in the back of the boot, and I’ve adjusted it so my dog is comfortable but secure. Don’t know how we managed without it!
Alex –
Dear Sarah. Thanks for the boot leads, they work perfectly. Alex
Fiona –
Hi Sarah
I have just completed my second order from your site and I have to say that it is now probably the most user friendly site that I have ordered from.
I was afraid that when I put in my home address in Spain it would revert to Spanish and/or euros. It did neither.
It also didn’t object when I put in my home phone number as the English one (it reaches me here via Skype) so that’s great as it means that if you do have to contact me, it’ll be at the cost of a local call for you.
Then when I put the delivery address as my mum’s in Little Chalfont, not only was there no problem, but it also gave me a space to explain why the different address. It just seemed silly to pay for postage to here when I’ll be coming there very soon anyway.
Brilliant!!
Thank you so much for a refreshingly easy shopping experience
Aaah, the link for feedback rejected when I copied and pasted it into my email but your envelope icon top right solved that by giving the proper email address
Fiona
Louise –
Hi Sarah, Just wanted to say thank you so much, I’ve just received my 2 boot leads, didn’t expect them so quick! Absolutely perfect, Ive ordered from you before and ill certainly be ordering again, think a navy and red collar is next on the cards! Thanks again for a wonderful, helpful and quick service for quality products, keep up the good work! Louise.