🐶 Leashboss Long Trainer: 20 Ft 3/4 Inch Black Nylon Dog Training Leash with Storage Strap for K9 Recall Review

Good leash for training, be careful the nylon edges aren't the smoothest and won't slip with your bare hands. I use light work gloves when I train. Not ideal, but for limited use I can live with that. Anyone who has never used a long leash should be very careful when using it with their dog. Best used in open grassy areas with no brushes etc to avoid tangling and snagging the leash and potentially snagging the dog. Learn how to use this tutorial. Be sure!

This 20ft leash is perfect for my 4.5 month old German Shepherd puppy. This gives her the freedom to run after the ball or the frisbee and gives me confidence that she won't run away. I started at 50ft but that is too long for her young age and will work great as she gets older. I love the fact that I can fold it up and attach it with velcro for easy storage. I am very satisfied and enthusiastic about my Leashboss Leads and can only recommend them!

I've had this leash for a few days now and am very satisfied. Compared to the previously tested 50ft leashes, this leash has less friction when sliding on the grass, so there is less pulling on the dog. My dog is only 30 pounds and with a good harness he hardly seems to notice the leash. The attached Velcro to keep the leash rolled up is a nice touch. Keeps my bag in order :) FYI I paid full price and didn't receive the item for review and had no relationship with the seller.

I'm so glad I got this offer. I have a growing Corgi pup that I have been using this leash with for a few months. The fact that he could walk on a leash while working on recalls and other teams was amazing. The leash and clip are strong and durable. The attached Velcro is convenient for carrying and storing the leash. It's not heavy enough to bother you while running, and the handle feels comfortable in your hand. Would definitely recommend to anyone who needs to work their dog in large outdoor

Today I had this baby for the first time. I wanted to 1) train my pup on feedback, 2) let her play with other dogs like she was off leash. Red - bright orange-red. some sort of road safety paint that is GREAT for people to see and not trip over. 50 feet will make your dog forget he's on the leash and come back on his own. It's a little confusing, but that's to be expected. Nothing special, took more than 2 minutes to unravel. There have never been so many compliments for a leash. Everyone at…

Leashboss is definitely a quality product compared to what you can find in a regular pet shop. I tested the leash in my messy lab. The leash looks brand new despite being dope in the rain, swamp, mud, mud, rocks, etc. The clasps are better than average and feel well made and sturdy. I think the clasp is light enough for small dogs and strong enough for most large dogs. My dog over 50 pounds has not broken the clasp or ripped the material. It's softer than a regular leash and I felt comfortable…

Durable, excellent visibility, good length for ball games, hiking and off-leash training. All long lines get dirty, but this one has a smooth nylon finish that looks like it's easier to clean. The small velcro tab is very handy to wrap around the leash to keep the leash from getting tangled when not in use. Also, this long leash won't get tangled when the dog is running and chasing the ball. It is wide enough to be stepped on when the dog tries to chase the animal or run away. Do not use these…

We bought a 50ft leash for our new rescue dog. She can clearly run at the speed of the wind and certainly won't be fully connected with us for quite some time to respond with a reliable review. The length gives her the opportunity to experience a feeling of freedom of movement and security in our paws. Since we often go to the forest and the hunting season is long where we live, we have chosen a fluorescent orange. We STRONGLY recommend that you purchase a harness for your dog (we support Max…

I have a 95 lb year old Doberman/Lab mix named Monkey who loves to play ball in the park. We often go to dog parks to play, but when I don't have time we go to our local fenced park. At first I thought he was so addicted to his favorite game that he ignored other dogs, but that's not the case. One day we came to the park and he played with another dog on a leash for a while, after that we parted ways. I had tennis balls and a launcher and everything was going great until he spotted another dog…