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Matching Leashes to fit your dog’s style

1. Standard Leash

Description:
A basic leash, usually 4–6 feet long, made from nylon, leather, or rope. Great for everyday walks and training. Simple, reliable, and widely used.

2. Retractable Leash

Description:
Has a thin cord or tape that extends and retracts from a plastic handle, allowing the dog more freedom to roam (up to ~26 feet). Can cause tangles or burns and is not ideal for training or strong pullers.

3. Adjustable Leash

Description:
Has multiple loops or clips to change the length (e.g., 3 to 6 feet). Versatile for different walking situations and useful for training.

4. Slip Lead / Slip Leash

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A leash and collar in one, designed to tighten when the dog pulls. Often used for training or quick control in shelters and vet clinics. Should be used with care to avoid injury.

5. Training Leash (Long Line)

Description:
Extra-long leash (10–50 feet or more), used for recall training, tracking, or off-leash practice. Gives freedom while maintaining control from a distance.

6. Hands-Free Leash

Description:
Worn around your waist or across the body, leaving your hands free. Popular for jogging, hiking, or multitasking. Often includes shock absorption for comfort.

7. Bungee Leash

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Features an elastic or stretchy section to absorb shock from pulling. Reduces strain on both dog and handler, especially during running or active walks.

8. Double Dog Leash (Coupler)

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Allows two dogs to be walked on one leash, with a “Y”-shaped design. Helps reduce tangling and makes walking multiple dogs easier.

9. Chain Leash

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Made from metal links—durable and chew-proof. Best for strong dogs or those who chew through fabric leashes. Heavier and less flexible than other types.

10. Traffic Leash / Short Leash

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Very short (1–2 feet), used for tight control in crowded areas or near traffic. Ideal for large or reactive dogs needing close handling.