Nylon Classic Halsband Military Olive WOOFED Hund Three-way adjustable with integrated short Leinenlänge:180cm (max. 230cm) - Schwarz/Grün

Name: Nylon Classic Halsband Military Olive WOOFED Hund Three-way adjustable with integrated short Leinenlänge:180cm (max. 230cm) - Schwarz/Grün
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 57547134209
Price: 27.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3312 (25 reviews)

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Nylon Classic Halsband Military Olive WOOFED Hund Three way adjustable with integrated short Leinenlänge:180cm (max. 230cm) Schwarz Grün Three way adjustable with integrated short handle and a length of 200cm Hundehalsband WOOFLEX® Classic Desert Sand – Grip trifft Alltagstauglichkeit beim Spaziergang durch die Stadt oder beim gemütlichen Zusammensein – dieses Halsband begleitet euch überall hin Strapazierfähig

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