
Built for everyday walks
A multi-function training lead with a clip at each end and a foam handle, so it works as a long line, a short lead or a tether. Tug-toy colourways add a reward.
- Clips at both ends — for switching between lengths
- Foam-padded handle
- Braided cord body

Hands free
Anti Pull Dog Leash for Large Dog Training
The rope runs from the clip, across the body, and back to your hip, so the pull lands on your torso instead of one arm. A coffee, a phone, a bag: the hand is free.
It also goes round the waist for a run, and back into the hand for a crowded pavement. The foam sections sit where the rope crosses the shoulder and the hip, which is where a bare rope starts to bite.
Seven colourways
Pink, blue, orange, purple, and three two-tone.
Solid colours and two-tone sets, all on the same rope with the same clasp.


Blue

Orange
One length, adjustable at the clip and at the waist loop.
A closer look
What's in it: foam, keeper, clasp

The foam
Moulded segments over the rope, where it crosses shoulder and hip.

The keeper
Silicone sleeve with a paw print, holding the two strands together.

The clasp
Swivel snap hook, so the rope does not wind up as the dog circles.
Fitting it
Sizing: One length, adjusted at the clip and at the w
One length, adjusted at the clip and at the waist loop. Worn crossbody the clip should land at hip height with the dog standing — high enough that a lunge does not pull you sideways.
Over one shoulder
Rope across the chest, clip at the opposite hip.
Round the waist
Snug, above the hip bone, for running.
Back to a loop
Gather the slack into the hand for a crowded pavement.
Full description
A multi-function lead with a clip at each end and a foam handle in the middle, so the same line works as a long line, a short lead or a tether. Some colourways add a tug toy on the same cord, for a dog that needs a job to do on the walk.
What you get
- Clips at both ends for switching between lengths
- Foam-padded handle that stays comfortable when a dog pulls
- Braided cord body
- Colours including pink, blue, orange and purple
- Tug toy options available on some colourways
Choosing an option
Pick the plain lead if you want a general walking line. Pick a tug option if your dog already knows a tug game and you want to use it as a reward mid-walk - a dog that has never been taught to tug will mostly just carry it.
On the walk
Do not use the long configuration near traffic. A lead that can be lengthened is easy to leave too long, and the moment you need to shorten it is the moment you cannot. Keep it clipped short on pavements and let it out only where the dog can safely range.
Care
Check both clips before each walk. Take the tug toy away once the game ends, so it does not become a chew toy on the street.
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