Review on Cotton Web Dog Training Lead - Guardian Gear, 6ft x 5/8in, in Black by Yolanda Reed

Although many people use flexible or other retractable leashes, I prefer a long leash like this. not nearly as dangerous and much easier to hold (no thick handle. My hand is too small to hold the huge handle of a flexible leash and even with all that weight it's smaller than that). Not to mention that the dog won't run to the North Pole in fear if you drop it. Plus, it doesn't make any annoying clicks or twirls (and you don't have to worry about having to amputate your dog's or your dog's leg if they get caught in it). I like to use it as a rope at the park so my dog has the freedom to easily pick him up if he doesn't respond to the tip. It's very soft in my hands and I have knots all over it for a certain length so I can step on it and stop my dog without the leash slipping under my shoes. on my dog and put it in her. she can walk a little ahead of me or stop and smell the flowers while I walk on. Unlike a flexible leash, it doesn't have to constantly pull me, so that's not a problem. One thing I really like about this long cord is that it's easy to untangle, but once you tie a knot in it, the knot will come undone. will be there forever. What I was a little disappointed with this leash is that if you EVER drag it down the road it will wear out a bit, especially where there are knots. So I would advise not dropping it on the ground when you are walking on the street. It's ok on the grass, but not on the road.