Hi Kiss Dog/Puppy Obedience Recall Training Agility Lead/Leash - 15ft 20ft 30ft 50ft 100ft - Great for Play, Camping, or Backyard - Black

This has been really useful for practicing recall and basic obedience while still giving my dog some freedom to move around. The longer lead allows for more distance than a standard leash, but I can still maintain control when I need to. I like using this for training because it gives me a little more confidence when working on commands outside or in a larger open area. The bright pink color also makes it easy to see, which is helpful when the lead is lying on the ground. It’s lightweight enough to work with comfortably but still feels sturdy. A useful training tool for working on recall and other commands.

I am so excited about this product. first , I am not a professional dog trainer, I'm 72, never tried to train a large dog to a leash and never used a leash longer than 6 feet. I have a 4 year old headstrong rescue that has never been trained, is reactive to wildlife (never seen them before) and has lots of energy. I had been trying to do Obedience (with help) but backed off to try to teach him his home and boundaries (and me) because he's only been here 3 months. I got a 12 foot retractable leash and i he mostly pulled me around the yard, at first pulling me down (partly my fault) twice. We were doing ok but he really wanted to see his yard and all the smells of animals , etc. he had learned my eh eh voice ( loud obnoxious noise) when he got close to boundaries but it wasn't enough, I saw some videos about recall and needing a longer leash so I found this one. I got the rainbow one, it's bright and colorful and I like it. It takes some getting used to handling, I found out my using it that you watch your feet! I put the handhold on my wrist, and wrap the leash in large loops , not large enough to trip over however and I let my dog wander, after 20 minutes I had the hang of relooping and letting it out. as soon as he was getting close to the end of the leash I would turn and walk away, and hallelujah, he followed! we had such a great time walking around our pretty much bare field. I did have to watch him around the few trees to make sure we were both on the same side but there was no pulling and I was able to try some of the recall tricks I had seen on youtube. This leash drug on melting snow , got wet, did not tangle or knot and is sturdy enough for my 50 lb dog. 30 feet seems like the perfect distance for us and our yard. I really am proud of my dog and myself for such an enjoyable walk . I know they won't always be like this for a while, but I am much more motivated to train my buddy and happy to have this leash to do it with. really If I can do this, you can do this. My plan is to have fun, have him trust me and get to know his yard so he will stay in it. (he did get away from me twice when I first got him, took off into the woods after deer, hence the leash) I don't know if I will ever be able to have him off leash, but we are happy doing it this way for now. Then I will try more obedience.

One of the best things ever bought it was 30 feet long. I have a small puppy who wants to run but in the neighborhood that I live we are not allowed to have our dogs off a leash so I can take him to the play area and he has 30 feet to run which he does and he loves it. He runs runs, runs and gets tired out. It is perfect for controlling a dog and still allowing them to have running. Plus, I love that it came in orange it matched his harness and it is easy for me to see and find this is a win-win for my puppy and myself.

Former professional dog trainer and long time service dog handler here. Is this the absolute top grade leash in this class that you could possibly buy? No, of course not, and that's clearly reflected via the price range, so I'm not knocking it at all for that. BUT! (and this is a HUGE BUT!) If your dog is already familiar with basic obedience/loose lead walking, and is comfortable being on lead (ie: is not a leash chewer), this is the literal *perfect* longline lead for recall work. For recall work you WANT the longline to be lightweight, so the lead isn't getting snagged on every blade of grass or divot on the ground, and this leash is very light even for a nylon, and the handle is great too. The clip is tight with little play, but not so tight that it's hard on the hands to use. Nylon is a bit scratchy, but that's to be expected in this price range, and I personally am not bothered in the slightest about it because I'm specifically using it for recall work, not nose work or man trailing, so my hand's not going to be in the loop often. Also, the stitch work by the clip is a little sloppy. I'd like to see better fusing of the raw edge of the webbing, and I'd like to see heavier duty threads making up the bartack and overlock stitching, so I will probably remove the stitches, properly fuse the raw webbing to avoid fray-based failure, then restitch with a heavy duty thread instead of the standard thread used here. But that's maybe 5 minutes at my sewing desk to get a pretty great training lead in return, so I can't say I'm too upset about it! Just something to be aware of before putting a sewn leash onto a dog. (pro-tip: regularly check your gear for loose stitches, rivets, clips, etc to prevent equipment failure while out and about!). That all said, I would NOT recommend this leash for tracking sports, as I doubt it would last more than a season fresh out of the package; but if you're new to those sports and don't want to invest in the super expensive upper shelf stuff just yet, this could be a practical solution for a trial run *if* you double check those webbing edges and stitches, and reinforce accordingly- tracking dogs pull you on purpose! You need a leash that will not yield to the constant pressure! But if you need a good basic longline for recall training at a budget price, this is absolutely one I would recommend. I also would like to add that a MASSIVE selling point for me was the wide range of colors this lead comes in. So many brands of longline leads only come in black, and when doing recall training in an urban environment this can become a MAJOR problem, as passerby don't see the leash, trip, and faceplant; possibly taking out you and your dog with them on the way down. The yellow lead I chose is very bright, and that's exactly how I wanted it, because I don't want my dog to get hurt while working on recall in high distraction (ie: busy) environments. So in conclusion, if you're dog has the basics of leash work down, and you need a good budget longline to work on recall training, or if you're a fledging in the tracking sports who is willing to give this leash a few minor upgrades so you can decide if you and your dog like the sport before investing in the more expensive gear? This is your leash.

Everything about this recall leash is great. I love the bright orange color, the handle is well sewn with no unfinished strings and is easy to maneuver in and out of quickly, and the clip works smoothly. 30 feet is a lot of leash for this human to handle and I’m still figuring things out. It tangles all the time, although the smooth material allows the knots to come undone pretty easily. My puppy thinks it’s a chew toy and is constantly going after it. Rather than serving its purpose as only a recall leash, it’s also a chew toy! Lol! Funny how none of the training videos on recall tell you what to do when that happens! This is a win!

I purchased this 100' leash to use for a test. You see, my husky (like all huskies) likes to run away chasing animals the second you unclip her leash. I wanted her to have enough room to run and explore the yard, so I bought a 100' steel braided cable coated in plastic leash. It worked amazing until it was out there a while and it started to get permanent kinks and loops in it from being looped and her pulling pressure on it, and it wouldn't lay flat anymore. The loops were in a place that was able to easily loop around her leg. I bought this leash to replace that. So far Bella loves it. It's insanely light, she literally cant even tell its there. Im walking her around right now with no problems. What I didn't take into consideration was her size, and the width and thickness of this leash. I feel like she could break it with a good enough tug. That's not the leash though, thats me not getting the proper leash for her. This leash is awesome!!! It works so good. I have the looped handle end hooked onto a carabiner. I worry about the stitching pulling out with a good tug, but once again my fault. I will use this when I take them to Raccoon State Park. I can roll it up and carry it if I wanna shorten her leash, and put a velcro cable tie to hold the loop. If you can use a leash this long then get one I'll see how it works long term, but I feel like it'll be okay. I attached pictures of the leash being used and what her old steel cable leash looks like, and why I replaced it. UPDATE: After having the leash for a few weeks now, and using it for a lot of activities, i had to update. I absolutely love this leash. I take it hiking in the trails and just coil it up and carry the loop, and keep her at a short length. That way when it opens up to the streams and stuff, I can let her go. It's great and its holding up to a dog its not really rated for. Im very happy with it!

I bought the 20ft in T8:Large Dog Thicken purple. I have a 55 pound Siberian Husky. This leash has been so great for what I call our twice daily "Wandering Sniffaganzas". I take her out on this leash to a park like area with big open green areas and a few trees. She gets to set the pace and go where she wants (mostly) while sniffing all the things. While using this leash I have noticed that we actually walk longer (both time and distance) than when we would take regular walks through the neighborhood in a smaller area. She gets so much enjoyment out of it as she has enough freedom to do her own thing. She is also much more tired and relaxed afterwards compared to a standard walk. I won't say that pulling is completely gone, but I will say it's very rare now when using this leash. She does like to trot along and sometimes will happily jog to her next big sniff spot, but unless she gets ahold of a really good scent, she is content to just meander along with the leash remaining slack. Length wise, I feel like 20 feet is the perfect length for us at the moment. It's long enough for her to have a sense of freedom, but also short enough for me to have control in case she tries to eat something she should not. Sturdiness I rated 5 stars, because for us, so far it seems sturdy. However, I am not sure how strong it would be with a dog who is much heavier and stronger as it's not super thick. I wouldn't say this leash is heavy duty, but it is good for our purpose. I didn't rate the chew proof option because she isn't a chewer in that regard, but I doubt it would last long with any dog who get ahold of it. I absolutely think every dog owner should own a long leash like this one. It makes walks much more of an enrichment tool than just walking the dog fast and hard to get it over with and tire them out. Letting a dog be a dog and stop and smell things can make things so much more enjoyable and less stressful.

Thought it would be a litte more heavy duty maybe I mist the fine print in the description.

L’attache de cette laisse est très mauvaise, ça fait 2 fois que mon chien se détache seul, l’attache ouvre. Et comment en avoir une nouvelle ou un remboursement?

First time used on my labrador puppy and he chewed through it within 5 minutes. I looked round and saw him running off with me holding the rest of the lead. Very disappointing

1 semaine d'utilisation et la longe a brisée à deux endroits. Ce n'est vraiment pas fiable ni solide. Chien: golden de 90 lbs. Je ne le recommande pas!

use it to play ball in park, bylaw is strict with off-leash dogs. meets standards

Make sure to order the wider/thicker option if you have a large dog. It’s a game changer compared to the regular size. Last much longer! The clip works great. Swivels and easy to open.