The dashed line is where the sign is cut.
The dashed line is where the sign is cut. Anything outside it is bleed and will be trimmed off.
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Sign "I have to be on a lead here"
The lead rule, told from the dog's point of view, in white, sand, anthracite or petrol. People who smile are more likely to comply.
CHF 21.10
incl. VAT, free shipping
Combination discountup to −10 % on different signs in the same material
With you by Mon, 2 NovReady for pick-up from Fri, 30 Oct
- Free delivery throughout Switzerland
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- Questions? +41 81 552 04 06
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At a glance
- Weatherproof and rust-freeMasterbond, 3 mm aluminium composite with UV laminate. Doesn't warp and lasts from −40 to +90 °C.
- Ready to mountDrill holes as you like, screws or an adhesive set included. Or just the film to stick on.
- Quantity and combination discountFrom 2 pieces 10 % less, up to 25 % from 20 pieces. Different signs in the same material count together: up to 10 % combination discount.
- Free deliveryMade in Graubünden and delivered free throughout Switzerland. Order today, with you by Mon, 2 Nov.
Friendly works better
"Dogs on leads!" sounds like trouble. "I have to be on a lead here" sounds like a dog who agrees. Owners don't feel attacked and simply pick up the lead. Which is exactly what you want.
Four colours
The sign comes in four colourways. White or sand with a charcoal dog looks calm and suits light façades, wood and walls. Anthracite or petrol with a white dog stands out against meadows, hedges and fences and can be seen from afar, for example at a pasture gate or a park entrance. You choose the colour right in the preview.
Where it goes
- at farm entrances with animals in the pasture
- on pasture gates and paths through farmland
- at campsites, restaurants and hotels with gardens
- at the entrance to playgrounds, schools and parks
- on paths through meadows during the breeding season
Good to know
Many municipalities and cantons have lead rules, for example in forests during the breeding season. On your own ground you decide. On pastures with suckler cows the lead matters especially, because cows defend their calves against dogs. The sign makes the rule visible before anyone lets the dog off.
