Housing Size
Specify housing dimensions and the handle opening for each model. Compare the sample with the drawing and agree measurement points and tolerances.
Develop retractable pet leashes for B2B retail, private-label and wholesale programs, with materials, construction, packaging and order requirements reviewed before sampling.
Start with housing size, tape or cord, working length and the intended pet segment. Review a cord retractable dog leash separately from a tape model, with its own component specification and sample.
Specify housing dimensions and the handle opening for each model. Compare the sample with the drawing and agree measurement points and tolerances.
Identify whether the model uses tape or cord. Record the requested material, width or diameter, and connection details before selecting the component combination.
State the required working length and how it will be measured. Confirm the extension limit and available length for the selected housing and mechanism.
Identify the intended pet-size segment for the order. Any weight rating proposed for the pack requires test evidence for the exact model and component combination.
State the sales channel, pack quantity and labeling requirements. Check how the housing, clip and any included items fit inside the proposed package.
Send the model reference and requested specifications for component and sampling review.
Compare each housing, tape or cord, working length, handle and clip as one model specification. Confirm which combinations are available before selecting samples.
Compare housing shape, dimensions, handle opening and control positions. Confirm the component layout for the selected format before requesting a sample.
Record tape width or cord diameter and the requested material. Check the selected format against the outlet, spool and connection points on the sample.
List the required working length for each variant. Confirm which lengths the proposed housing and mechanism can accommodate before assigning quantities.
Provide the handle opening, grip shape and control-position requirements. Check hand access to the brake and lock on the sample.
Specify clip type, dimensions and opening requirements. Confirm its attachment to the tape or cord and its fit with the intended connection point.
List the housing, tape or cord, working length and clip for each proposed model.
Add quantities and pack requirements for a quotation review.
Review retraction, braking, locking and the hardware connections as one assembly. Agree how each function will be checked on the sample before production approval.
Confirm the spool and spring combination for the selected housing, tape or cord, and working length. Agree the extension and return checks for the assembled sample.
Define how the brake should stop extension when operated. Agree test conditions and acceptance criteria for the selected mechanism.
Define how the lock is engaged, held and released on the selected model. Confirm the control sequence and check method before sample approval.
Specify how the tape or cord connects to the spool and clip. Review the joints and any required attachment tests on the selected assembly.
Confirm the clip and other hardware dimensions, finish and attachment method. Check opening, closure and movement where parts connect.
Furrowa purchases the components and assembles the units in-house. Confirm the housing joints, fasteners and component fit for the chosen model.
Record the component combination and function checks in the sample specification before production approval.
List the housing color, logo position, tape color and packaging for each model. Confirm available options before artwork approval; private-label service applies to selected products.
Provide color references for the housing and any separate handle parts. Confirm available materials and review the color on the sample.
Send artwork, dimensions and the proposed logo or label position. Confirm the application method for the selected housing and review placement on the sample.
Provide the tape color reference for each model. Check available material and color combinations before sample approval, including any requested match to the housing.
List any accessory proposed for the set, with its attachment and quantity. Confirm availability, compatibility and packing before including it in the order.
Specify retail or e-commerce packaging, labels, barcode and pack quantity. Check how the housing and clip are secured; agree any required packaging tests separately.
Keep the approved artwork, colors and pack format with each model specification.
Confirm the component combination, function checks and quantity by model before agreeing the schedule. Plan sample approval first; new development, tooling or revisions may need a separate timeline.
The confirmed sample-cycle target is 7–10 days, subject to the selected product, material availability, tooling, artwork and approval requirements.
Review braking, locking and retraction against the agreed sample checks. Record any changes and confirm which functions must be checked again before production approval.
MOQ starts from 1,000 pieces and remains subject to the product, construction, customization and packaging requirements of the requested SKU.
The confirmed bulk-production target is about 30 days after the required specifications and approvals are in place, subject to the final order scope.
List the quantity for each housing and tape color within each model. Confirm the proposed split against component availability and order requirements before treating it as an accepted mix.
Send model references, quantities by color, packaging requirements and the requested shipment date for review.
Quality requirements need an agreed reference and check method. Add retraction cycle/check method, brake/lock operation, housing assembly to the order specification, and request supporting tests or third-party verification whenever the intended public claim requires it.
Agree the extension distance, cycle count, test conditions and acceptance criteria for retraction checks. Assess the results for the tested assembly before making a service-life claim.
Check brake engagement, lock holding and release using the agreed method. Record the model, load conditions and acceptance criteria for the test.
Check housing joints, fastening and component alignment against the assembly reference. Agree how gaps, loose parts or interference with controls will be assessed.
Inspect the tape or cord attachments at the spool and clip against the construction reference. Use the agreed test method to assess any claimed connection strength.
Define the proposed load or pet-weight statement, test method and acceptance criteria for the exact assembly. Approve the claim only when results covering that model support it.
Include the agreed function checks and any claim-supporting test requirements in the order specification.
Use the links below to compare standard leash construction, review quality procedures or plan a wholesale assortment. Identify each product group separately in the inquiry.
Compare standard webbing and rope leashes on their own product page. Specify their length, handle, stitching and hardware separately from the retractable models.
Review the quality-control page for inspection stages and handling of nonconforming products. Add model-specific function checks to the order requirements.
Review wholesale planning for quantities, assortment and packaging. Confirm commercial terms for each product group in the proposed order.
Keep standard and retractable models in separate specification groups, with quantities and packaging listed for each. Include any testing requirements in the same inquiry.
Furrowa purchases the components and carries out retractable leash assembly in-house. Component manufacturing is outside this in-house assembly scope.
Provide the proposed rating and test requirements for the exact model. Approve pet-weight or pull-strength wording only when test results support that statement; appearance and housing size do not establish a rating.
Specify length, strap or cord format, shell and handle color, connector, locking expectations, logo position and packaging.
Private-label service is available for selected products. Requests can cover housing color, tape or cord format, working length, logo position, components and packaging, subject to confirmation for the model, quantity and market.
MOQ starts from 1,000 pieces. Standard samples target 7–10 days, and bulk production targets about 30 days after specifications and approvals are in place. Confirm the schedule and quantity requirements for the model, components, color mix and packaging.