Karlie Halsband Buffalo aus Kalbsleder - Rot - 27 cm/10 mm

Karlie Halsband Buffalo aus Kalbsleder - Rot - 27 cm/10 mm

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Karlie Halsband Buffalo aus Kalbsleder - Rot - 27 cm/10 mmKarlie Halsband Buffalo aus Kalbsleder Rot 27 cm 10 mm Die Buffalo Serie ein vielseitiges Allroundtalent Unsere Buffalo Serie legt besonders groen Wert darauf, fr mglichst viele unterschiedliche Hundearten die passenden Gebrauchsgegenstnde bereitzustellen. Ob Halsbnder, Leinen oder Geschirre die Buffalo Serie ist ein Allroundtalent. Das Ausgangsmaterial fr diese Linie ist Kalbsleder, welches qualitativ sehr hochwertig ist und whrend der Vorbereitung

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012