When it comes to pets, our furry friends are often as just as important (and some days more important!) as the humans that surround us. They offer us comfort when we are sad, joy when we are happy, bring exercise, unconditional love and security as a human companion. That is why this year when you are gifting to all your favorite people, do not forget to treat your pups! I created this Dog Leash Holder Rack (with Treats too!), which is perfect to keep your treats on display and ready to “gift” all month long. And this one is classy enough to not only keep on display in your own home, but to gift to a friend or family member that is also a dog lover!
Dog Leash Holder Rack
You will need
- Hanging wood frame or Pallete– You can find this completely ready to paint in the wood section at your nearest crafting store, or, if you are handy, create your own from reclaimed wood. For the purposes of this tutorial, I purchased mine premade
- Paint– I used Chalk paint and crackle paint to put more of an aged look on the wood
- gorilla glue
- Mason jars – as you can see I used Ball mason jars, but if I had to redo this part, I would find glass jars without indentations so they were flush
- drawer knob or hook
- doggie treats
DIY Dog Treat and Leash Holder
This dog leash holder rack project can take several days to completely so make sure you do it ahead of time.
First thing you need to do is paint your pallet or frame.
Because I used a crackle paint, I need to follow instructions on my wood by painting, adding crackle paint, and repainting, letting coats dry in between.
Now you need to attach your mason jars for your dog greats.
There are several ways you can do this, but I chose the easiest way. Because the dog treats I was using were not too heavy, I used a gorilla glue
Your mason jars will need more time than the container says to dry, but mine were attached within 15 minutes of dry time.
I let sit for a full 24 hours before filling to be sure. 
Leash holder
To great a leash holder you can add a drawer knob on the side by simply screwing through your wood.
In my case, I found a nice hook and affixed using gorilla glue again.
Make sure your items are flush with the wood.
Now fill it with treats!
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