lynxking Check Cord Dog Leash Long Lead Training Tracking Line Comfortable Handle Heavy Duty Puppy Rope 10ft 15ft 30ft 50ft for Small Medium Large Dog

Son has a Husky who escapes all the time. He needed a strong leash to keep the dog near the front door. So far have heard no complaints.

The media could not be loaded.  I was so excited to get this product because my Alaskan husky loves to run! He just turned a year old and is around 100 lbs. Compared to the field he runs in this leash isn’t too long (50ft) I wanted a 100 ft lead, but this leash does just fine especially for recall training. I’ve noticed his recall has significantly improved since purchasing this lead. I will soon be ordering a E collar, so we can continue focusing on recall until he can be trusted off leash.The only negative thing about this lead is the rope burn you’ll recieve. I have yet to discover that pain hopefully I don’t, but he was running around me and the rope brushed up against my ankle I could feel the burn and if he hadn’t stopped I probably wouldn’t got burned pretty bad, so be carefulThis lead is very lightweight so it’s easy to carry and I do love the bag it comes with. I wear it on my back when we go walking so I can use it when we find a field for him to run in. Have yet to fully test its durability and use it in water, but it’s been holding up well so far for a few uses.Also remember this is a recall/training lead. It is not meant to be used as a tie out chain/cable. I’m sick of seeing bad reviews on recall leads like this because people say they don’t hold up to chewing and being used for tie outs. That is NOT their intended purpose. Get your dog a reliable chain if you want to tie it out.

Shredder loves to run so I take her out to the country and she gets to go run her legs off and she die get to run away. Terriers nose gets her in trouble

This leash is a little thinner than I thought but so far is holding up for my German shepherd. It is very lightweight and easy to control when training. A good buy for the money

Works great for my German Shorthair to track deer. Knots come out easy. Smooth on hands when he gets running.

So far it works great for training my mini Pinscher.Nice & smooth when pulling in or letting out room during training. It’s pretty tough & reliable as my little tough guy likes to gnaw it to no end so the covered ends are protecting his crazy puppy teeth. I’ve had it for 2 months now. It is definitely worth the price.

Good product, strong, flexible and a great length

Im training a 5 month old Bluetick coonhound and she is excited about getting more distance from me to track and work. This is a great beginning lead for both of us

Es una buena correa, si bien es cierto lastima cuando el perro se jala de mas, lo que yo hago es cuando veo qué hay algún detonante que lo vuelva inquieto, pongo la correa más corta y así evito lastimarme, pero sinceramente se jala menos y hace del paseo mucho más feliz porque creo le estresaba mucho el no tener mucha más distancia para irse. Tengo un husky de 20 kilos y es muy resistente, no he visto peligro de que se rompa o sea muy delicadas. Los paseos cambiaron porque ya no se jala,ni anda intenseando.

I Was really liking this long line but then the clasp broke while my dog was on the long line, thank god nothing else was around. My dog didn't notice and came back to me when called, but it was still a nerve wrecking minute,Have sent it back for a refund as I know don't trust this line, there is a reason why dogs are on a longine and safety wise this one just doesn't cut it

I am a dog trainer and own a LOT of long leashes and use them often with my own dog and clients dogs.I got this because I liked the padded handle, the bright colour, but mostly the bag.The bag is sooooo bright, which makes it very hard to loose :D I keep my dogs boots, extra leashes and collars in the bag.I got the 15 ft, though I usually use 20 ft lines, but I haven’t really missed the extra 5 feet.I love this leash and have been recommending it to my clients. It’s very comfortable to hold and use.

Great for training

The media could not be loaded.  Coco es un perrito callejero que llegó ami vida hace un mes, tiene entre 3 y 4 meses.Para el es muy importante su independencia por eso dentro de la casa lo tengo al natural jajaj pero es un cachorro y salir suelto es peligroso en la ciudad. Amé encontrar correas tan largas, buenas, bonitas y baratas. Con esta correa Coco no se siente atrapado, le da chance de explorar. Si no han escuchado el podcast de Gaby Portilla, se los recomiendo! Se llama: dog sensitivePor cierto ya tenemos 4 meses con la correa y sigue perfecta 👍