Carhartt, Men's, Nylon Duck Dog Leash

Built for dogs that are still learning not to pull. Training takes time, endurance and the right equipment. The Carhartt shock absorbing control leash is specially designed for eager dogs that still pull in every direction. The elastic shock control zone in the middle of the leash absorbs the jerk when a strong dog suddenly hits the end of the leash, reducing the snap strain on the dog's neck, shoulder and wrist. 1.8m x 2.5cm TWO TOP HANDLES FOR WALK, BOTTOM FOR CONTROL The neoprene lined top handle provides a comfortable, cushioned grip for standard walking and all-day carry without the webbing cutting into your hand during long outings. The lower control handle sits lower on the leash to reach close to the dog in high traffic situations when you pass other dogs or when immediate correction is required without closing the distance to your dog first. MULTIPLE ATTACHMENT OPTIONS Trigger Clasp & Extra Gated Clip The durable metal clasp is glove friendly and quickly attaches to any collar or harness ring. An extra gated clip provides a secondary attachment option for owners who prefer a more secure gate style connection or need to attach the leash through two rings at the same time. A slotted metal D-ring slides up and down on the leash for adjustable attachment points in different positions. Nylon duck canvas and reflective triple needle stitching. Made from nylon fabric with duck canvas fabric for increased durability and abrasion resistance during daily workouts, outdoor walks, and the type of handling a training leash requires over months of consistent work. Reflective triple stitching ensures visibility in low light conditions during early morning and evening walks, so both the dog and leash are visible to approaching drivers. CARHARTT QUALITY FOR THE LONG DOG TRAINING Built to Carhartt's standard for new dog owners, seasoned trainers, and everyone in between who has a dog who is still figuring out how a leash works. A practical and thoughtful gift for new dog owners, people who adopt a rescue, and anyone who trains with a strong-willed dog.