Made for small and medium dogs, this no-pull safety leash helps manage sudden dashes for calmer, safer walks. A quick neck loop attachment and comfy handle keep control easy at parks, streets, and trails.
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Anti-dash safety control
Neck loop for quick clip-on
Smooth, comfy daily walking
For small & medium dogs
Durable, travel-ready build
What’s in the box:
Dog leash ×1
Breed fit:
Corgi, Border Collie, Shiba Inu & similar small/medium dogs
Use case:
Daily walks, light training, city & park outings
Design:
No-pull safety concept with neck loop; reinforced stitching & hardware
Grip:
Comfortable handle for steady control
Care:
Hand wash, air dry; store away from heat/sharp edges
Always check the leash, stitching, and hardware before use; replace if worn or chewed.
Not a chew toy; supervise pets during use and pair with a well-fitted harness or collar.
Engineered around an anti-dash walking concept, this leash helps you respond to quick lunges with steadier control. Reinforced stitching and dependable hardware add confidence for city streets or busy parks.
Built for Daily Comfort & Control
From the cushioned grip to a balanced lead length, handling feels natural on long strolls or quick potty breaks. The neck loop speeds up attachment so you can head out the door without fumbling.
Sized Right for Small & Medium Dogs
Optimized for breeds like Corgis, Border Collies, and Shiba Inus, the leash supports better manners on-lead without bulk. Pair with a well-fitted collar or harness for a secure, low-stress setup.
For our 16 lb mixed breed this leash hits all the marks: comfortable handle, easy clip-on neck loop, and enough control to stop those random squirrel dashes. I still check the stitching regularly, but so far it’s holding up really well.
We’re so glad it’s working well for your mixed breed’s squirrel alerts, Victoria—thank you!
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Thomas Reed
Good quality but a bit short for sniffy walks
On the plus side, the leash feels sturdy and the handle is comfy. For my Beagle who loves to sniff every blade of grass, I do wish it were a bit longer so he could roam just a little farther while still under control.
Thank you for the detailed note on length, Thomas—that’s great feedback for us and other Beagle parents.
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Rachel King
Works, but my dog still pulls when excited
The leash gives me better grip and control, but my 28 lb herding mix still pulls when she gets overly excited. It’s a good tool, just not a magic fix. We’re pairing it with more training and she’s slowly improving.
We really appreciate the honest, balanced feedback, Rachel—tools + training together are definitely the long-term solution.
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Kevin Brooks
Wish it had a traffic handle, otherwise great
The leash itself is sturdy and comfortable and works well to manage quick lunges. The only thing I’d add is a lower traffic handle for crowded sidewalks. I still use it every day, just wrap the leash around my hand when we’re in busy spots.
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Nicole Adams
Good leash, learning curve with neck loop
Once you get used to how the neck loop sits, it makes clipping in fast, but the first few times I had to fiddle a bit. Now that I’ve got the hang of it, walks are smoother and my dog pulls less at the start.
Thank you for calling out the quick learning curve on the loop, Nicole—that’s really helpful context.
