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EveryYay Settin' the Pace Recall Training Leash for Dogs, Grey, 15-ft long, 3-in wide
Description
Everyone can use a little wiggle room when it comes to learning new skill. We get it! That's why this EveryYay Settin' the Pace Dog Multifunction Training Leash is designed to cut your canine a plenty of slack as you help them learn how to come to you on command. Thanks to reliable stitching, convenient hand holds, and a strong construction, you can also enjoy some peace-of-mind as your training session unfolds.
- - Settin' the Pace Recall Training Leash from EveryYay
- - Use for recall training or exercising
- - Metal swivel snap to clip onto any dog collar or harness
- - Easy-grip loop handle
- - Metal D-ring for attaching accessories such as waste bag dispensers or beacons
- - Silver-tone hardware
Specifications
| SKU | 3289410 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | EveryYay |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Flooring Information
| Finish | Silver |
|---|
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Grey |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Small |
| Material | Cotton |
Pet Sizing
| Breed Sizes | Small |
|---|
Spot clean only.
For pet use only.
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Stands up to the test if time!!!
Cat656
5 years ago
I bought this leash for my pitbull puppy 4 years ago. It was great for training....
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Samlynne
5 years ago
I bought this two days ago because my dog is not good off the leash. I just open...
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34 Ratings-Only Reviews
No, I do not recommend this product.
Long lead not long lasting
Frida2
No, I do not recommend this product.
Not good for leash biters
Oregon Mutt mom
No, I do not recommend this product.
excellent
No, I do not recommend this product.
Broke in 10 minutes
AmnestyRose
No, I do not recommend this product.
Good product at reasonable price
HARRYD77
Yes, I recommend this product.
Not a wide leash
Sally Jordan
Yes, I recommend this product.
Flimsy & gets dirty easily.
V Gray
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
These are marked as 15, 20, and 30 INCHES (") - am I correct in assuming it's actually FEET (')?
- Yes it’s measured in feet
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Will this work for like a 25 lbs pom-shi puppy?
- Hi SxmplyPumpkim, Yes, this should work for a 25lb puppy. Thanks,
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I’m going to a beach where dogs must be leashed. Do you think this lead will dry quickly if it is dragged through the water and sand all day?
- Hi JayLud17, This is a standard fabric lead so should dry fairly quickly. Thanks,
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We have a 3 year old hound mix who we'd like to take to the dog park in our neighborhood, but we know he could easily jump the fence. Would this let him run and give him some freedom without breaking?
- Hi mhogan96, The Good 2 Go Recall Training Lead does offer the dog more freedom to move with you, just be sure to supervise the pup at all times when wearing the leash. Thanks,
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How long is this leash for a Medium size? Feet and inches please?
- Hi Rosie2418, The medium size is 20 feet long. Thanks,
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Is this leash too heavy duty for a 13 week old puppy?
- Hi Jonjonjon, Yes, This is meant for training and in addition you will have very little control over your 13 week old puppy with a leash this long. Thanks,
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Will this lead with stand a 80-100 shepherd?
- It is lengths of fabric stitched together to 15'. I think that makes it probable to tear given a large dog 60+. Why can't they make heavier line for our big breeds? So annoying. I can't risk my 72# dog reactive shepherd on something in the park that could break. We keep our distance at ALL times.
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Will this work well as a lead line for 9yo (9.5lb down from 14+lbs) toy fox terrier in order to keep her close enough to work on recall & prevent any tinkling accidents? Had her 3mos; 98% pottytrained; has bad sep anxiety too.
- Hi SmiJo, We highly suggest that you call or visit the nearest Petco store in your area and seek assistance with our certified trainers. Thanks
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