MayPaw Slip Lead Control Leash for Dogs No Pull, 13+ Colors Classic Dog Lead 7 FT Pet Slip Leash, 1/4” Rope Leashes for Small Medium Animals (7ft*1/4", Black)

Very good slip leash for my long necked 61 lb. Husky mix! This leash glides nicely to add pressure then loosen back immediately. It stays in place and keeps my “I want to lead out” husky mix at my side to heal comfortably. I highly recommend it!

Easy to use as durable. The grip is great. You can control where your dog goes precisely with it and they don’t tend to want to pull.

Very nice slip lead for smaller dogs. Well made and durable.

We were using harnesses on the dogs and they were working and well behaved. But now this is so much easier and the dogs respond so much better to our commands.

I love these chocker leashes, I bought two of them. They are very strong and work great. They come with a leather slid lock to keep the noise in place. I have two 100 + lb dogs I use this leash on.

Very nice leash.

I recently purchased this MayPaw Slip Lead Control Reflective Leash with high hopes, and my initial impression was quite positive. The thickness of the leash felt substantial, and the reflective material definitely adds a layer of safety for night walks. As someone looking to train my dog to stop pulling on the leash, I was optimistic that this would be the solution I needed. My dog tends to pull with noticeable tension but isn’t completely dragging me along. He still responds somewhat to my direction, pausing when I stop walking – a behavior I appreciate.While the overall quality of the product seemed promising, I did notice that the lead had a bit of a rough texture. I tried not to focus on this too much, as I was eager to put it to use during our walks. During the walk, I felt slight pain on my hand from my dog pulling every now and then. The leash for pulling did hold up well, and I appreciated how the proper attachment method – positioning the collar high on the neck, just behind the ears – helped reduce some pulling.The ultimate test was when my dog spotted another dog. In an instant, he started pulling with all his might, and the leash slipped through my hand, resulting in a painful rope burn.To make matters worse, my dog’s excitement didn’t diminish when we were returning home, which only exacerbated the pain from the burn. I’ve realized that the roughness of the leash material was just too much for my hands, and while I appreciate that it might work well for someone with calloused or tougher skin or those who wear gloves, it just wasn’t the right fit for me.Despite its good construction and reflective features, I ended up returning the leash in favor of a softer alternative that didn’t cause discomfort during training. I deducted two stars because, ultimately, the harshness of the material proved unbearable for my needs.If you’re someone who doesn’t mind a rougher leash, doesn't have a dog that pulls, and prioritizes thickness and reflective qualities, this product may still be a good choice for you—especially given its fair price compared to other leashes I’ve tried. However, for those of us with more sensitive hands, I would recommend looking for something softer to ensure a more comfortable training experience.

These are well made, safe, effective and dependable. PLS KNOW THAT FOR ANY TRAINING LEAD TO BE EFFECTIVE and safe it has to be all the up at the base of the skull, right behind the ears and jawline: