🐕 Dexil Limited Training Blue Color Coded Adjustable Dog Leash | 2 4 6 Foot or Coupler | Professional & Effective "Do Not Disturb" Leash | Keeps Your Dog Safe by Alerting Others in Advance Review

Everything I was hoping for. Sturdy well constructed. Easy handling of an eighty pound dog. Clearly marked and what not. Perfect for my use.

I love this leash, it shows everyone that the dog is working. However, this does not always prevent people from talking to or petting the dog. I gave 4 stars because it's not soft on the hands. I sanded the edges to soften them. I've done this with several leashes over the years. Many lines are hard on the hands.

Looks very good but only for a larger adult dog. The leash is really big and heavy. I bought this to help with puppy training so I can use it later to take him to foster homes etc but it's too heavy to attach to a puppy or small dog collar. Unfortunately I have to think about bringing this back.

An excellent leash for training. I use it in combination with my Freedom harness while training with my pointer mix. The only thing I would have liked would have been a handle because it's a bit difficult to use without it. I still use it every time I walk my dog as we prepare for Canine Good Citizen certification.

People respected us during the walk. I have a Doberman puppy and they are not small dogs, I let people know that he is friendly but nervous. I ended up unknowingly hiring people to help me train him, they could pet him while all four feet were on the ground if he even started jumping without paying attention. It worked! People didn't say how naughty the dog was, they really respected what we train. :)

I like it but it gets 4 stars because it's thin! Not that it's advertised as anything else. I would just prefer the padding cost to go all the way around for a double layer! I only use 2 lines, which is what I often do for my NO DOGS girl. I bought for a recently rescued 10 year old £85 piece and we use it every time we are out. My favorite is the Freedom harness, I attach a TRAINING to the front and a heavier leash to the top. We're still doing indoor pacing while he's still settling in…