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Thread: Slip lead

  1. 02-11-2025, 02:12 PM #1
    Dama dama
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    Slip lead

    Can anyone recommend a lightweight slip lead for pup training? Preferred brand, anything I need to know?
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    Real dog make a good nylon one...local company. Name: 17620465267085974753926434216759.jpg Views: 131 Size: 2.96 MB
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    Or get some 8mm cord from Mitre10 and tie a loop in the end. A pup is not going to need much pressure to keep you and it on track.
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    and visit this guy - brilliant dog trainer

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    Sash cord from M10 and a dog clip....Bobby daz, cheap as chips

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    Thanks for replies guys!
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    The vets at work use one made by Beau Pets but they are made in Aussie. Basically any dog leash can be turned into one like the pic HNTMAD posted where you clip the clip back on the lead. I do the same with my dogs but I use a horse lead

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