The leash you choose changes the whole walk. Here is a quick guide to the most common types.
Standard leash (around 1.5 to 2 m)
The everyday choice for sidewalks and neighborhoods. It keeps your dog close and is easy to manage.
Braided rope leash
Strong and comfortable to hold, especially with a padded handle. The Braided Rope Dog Leash with Padded Handle is a popular all-rounder.
Long leash (4 to 5 m)
Gives your dog room to sniff and explore in open fields, beaches and parks, and it is useful for recall practice. The 4.5 m Dog Leash is built for this.
Which one for which walk?
- Busy streets: standard leash, short and close.
- Parks and fields: long leash, where it is allowed.
- Training sessions: a light, comfortable handle helps you stay relaxed.
Pair it with the right collar or harness
Attach a leash to a well-fitting harness or collar. The Reflective Nylon Dog Collar comes in 8 colors and adds visibility on evening walks.
A few tips
- Check clips and stitching regularly.
- Follow local leash rules in parks and public areas.
- Keep long leashes away from other dogs and obstacles.