Carhartt, Men's, Nylon Duck Dog Leash

Designed for dogs still learning not to pull. Training requires time, endurance and the right equipment. The Carhartt Shock Control Leash has been specially designed for passionate dogs who always pull in all directions. The shock control elastic zone in the middle of the leash absorbs the back when a strong dog suddenly hits the end of the leash, thus reducing the click load on the dog's neck, shoulders, and wrist. 1,8 m x 2,5 cm Two handles on top for walking, bottom for control: the padded neoprene top handle provides a comfortable cushioned grip for standard walking and all-day carrying without the strap cutting into the hand during long excursions. The lower control handle is deeper on the leash to get you closer to the dog in crowded situations when you pass other dogs or if immediate correction is needed without first closing the distance to your dog. MULTIPLE FIXING OPTIONS: Trigger closure and extra Gated clip: the sturdy metal clasp is glove compatible and quickly attaches to any collar or harness ring. An additional clip provides a secondary attachment option for owners who prefer a more secure connection in the gate style or need to attach the leash using two rings at the same time. A split metal D-ring slides up and down on the leash for adjustable attachment points in different positions. Nylon fabric and triple needle reflective stitching. Made of nylon with duck canvas fabric for enhanced durability and abrasion resistance during daily training sessions, outdoor walks, and the type of handling a training leash requires for months of consistent work. The triple reflective stitching ensures visibility in low light conditions during early morning and evening walks, so that the dog and leash are visible to drivers approaching. Carhartt Quality for Dog Training: Built to the Carhartt standard for new dog owners, experienced trainers, and anyone with a dog who is still figuring out how a leash works. A practical and thoughtful gift for new dog owners, rescue adopters and all those training with a volunteer dog.