Dog Lead Holder with Two Hooks

WINNING WORKS LIMITED

£35

A humorous engraved dog lead hanger for dog leads or for the dog's lead and ball. An unusual and practical gift for dog lovers. Any dog-owner or even a pet-sitter will love this thoughtful gift. It also makes a lovely gift for dogs to give to their owners or pet-sitters! This play on words, based on the famous Engelbert Humperdink song, this dog leash hanger features the words ‘Please re-leash me and let’s go’, deeply engraved into solid hardwood. It is finished with two lovely broad hooks, onto which leads, toys and 'doggie bags' will hang comfortably. These unusual hangers have been designed

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WINNING WORKS LIMITED, number 06527310. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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