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Available:- 10' Extra Small (for dogs up to 18 lbs)
- 16' Medium (for dogs up to 44 lbs)
- 26' Medium (for dogs up to 44 lbs)
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Flexi Classic Retractable Dog Leashes on sale listed below.
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Available:- 10' Extra Small (for dogs up to 18 lbs)
- 16' Medium (for dogs up to 44 lbs)
- 26' Medium (for dogs up to 44 lbs)
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Flexi Classic Retractable Dog Leashes on sale listed below. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on $49+ orders.
Note, availability for pickup may vary by location.
Available:- 10' Extra Small (for dogs up to 18 lbs)
- 16' Medium (for dogs up to 44 lbs)
- 26' Medium (for dogs up to 44 lbs)
Key Features:- Intuitive handling, thanks to convenient brake button and ergonomic grip handle
- Fast, reliable response by the Short-stop one-handed braking system
- Made in Germany
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As an anecdote I've run thousands of miles with my dog and can confidently say this was way better in my scenario with my 16lb dog than those waist-worn bungee style leashes and lightyears better than the fixed-length ones.
You can control how fast the cord lets out by partially depressing the button (sort of like a clutch) and lock it any length with a thumb switch. With practice you can get really good at signaling to your dog what you want him/her to do, especially with the clicky haptic feedback of the "clutching" mechanism.
I'd say understand the product and your dog and make the call for yourself.
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As an anecdote I've run thousands of miles with my dog and can confidently say this was way better in my scenario with my 16lb dog than those waist-worn bungee style leashes and lightyears better than the fixed-length ones.
You can control how fast the cord lets out by partially depressing the button (sort of like a clutch) and lock it any length with a thumb switch. With practice you can get really good at signaling to your dog what you want him/her to do, especially with the clicky haptic feedback of the "clutching" mechanism.
I'd say understand the product and your dog and make the call for yourself.
If my dog wants to swim in a pond, I can let it open while still having an easy way to retrieve the dog if it wants to get crazy and chase a duck.
I can shoot a finger gun at my dog and have it roll over playing dead, so that makes me at least a semi-competent dog trainer, and if you use these properly they are great.
For initial lead training of a bigger dog, a thicker rope is better for the handler, but it doesn't matter with smaller dogs.
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