Durable Dog Training Lead for Obedience, Recall and Agility Training - Perfect for Puppies from Downtown Pet Supply

Habsfan17: This leash was used outside in back yard for our small pet. After about 7 months, it has shredded along its edges and finally ripped into two pieces. Not very strong and durable at all.

Canada on Oct 19, 2023

quailseason: It works, just find the length that's comfortable and carry on.

United States on Oct 16, 2023

Lone Star: Exactly as described and does the job

United States on Oct 04, 2023

Maple: Good leash for training. I have many in different sizes

Canada on Oct 02, 2023

Alan M Kidd: I actually purchased two and clipped together as we have a large yard.
Our dog is 60lbs. and keeps her in the yard no problem.
Strong enough to hold the dog yet light enough so the dog can get around easily.

Canada on Sep 14, 2023

M. WirickM. Wirick: This is sturdy, but over a short period of time (weeks) it got all twisted up ... untwisting it doesn't last long.
I hang the clip indoors, safer to secure the dog ... so I need a flat leash that allows the door to close. When it's twisted, it's a problem. Had to connect to a shorter, more sturdy flat leash that hangs indoors.

United States on Aug 19, 2023

G: Perfect leash , I have a 65 foot so this 20 foot is better for closed in locations .

Love these solid leash’s because some place insist that dogs be on a leash ( guess they want you to have control of your animal ) this way I have control and dog can run almost free on 65 foot leash , great idea

Canada on Jul 18, 2023

Ellen Buchanan: I have had this for at least five months. It washes nice in my washer. It still looks like new. It’s sturdy.

United States on Jun 25, 2023

Rona: It was just perfect for Ace to help him in training and recalling. Just the right length needed and without fear of letting ace run wildly in the park.
The long leash helps you to take a quick reaction when needed to keep your doggie safe. Variety of colours and tough material used, not easily torn.
Got a green for Ace and my neighbour got a red, beautiful!

United Kingdom on Apr 12, 2022

Tangled: I have always had 3 or 4 big dogs at a time. They weigh between 80 to 120 lbs, and I cannot put them all on leashes at the same time. I live in Maine, with at least 100 acres of woods behind my house, and we walk the trails 6 to 8 times a day. I always use an e-collar on these walks, but if one (or two) of them have bolted on me recently, I keep these leashes on them for a week or so until I feel they are under control again. (We call it the punishment leash). Tie a half dozen or so knots a couple of feet apart near the handle end, so if they do bolt all you need to do is step on it to stop them. Without the knots, it will just pull right through. Do NOT pick up the leash to try to stop them, it will peel the skin right off your hands (or ankles).
As a safety feature, these leashes are specifically made lightweight and easy to chew through. They are used for dogs that you don't yet trust, so chances are no matter how careful you are they can still bolt faster than you can catch them. Dragging a long leash through the woods means it will eventually get caught, and you can just follow the drag marks or the barking to find them. However, twice I've had a dog go missing for hours...

United States on May 15, 2021