DAWG BAWLDawg Bawl Multi Dog Leash Tangle Free - Automatically Untangles The Leads When Your Dogs Change Positions (Up to 30 pounds Each) Adjustable for Two, Three or Four Dogs

I have 3 small dogs - jack russell/chihuahuas and the lead worked very well. I disconnected the 4 th as a spare. I was a little put off by the price, but when you think how many other leads l have bought and discarded l thought l would give this a try. It was a little bulky and heavier than a normal lead which was to be expected as the bottom part is made of metal cable, but this helps the action. Once you get used to the ball and the action it is great. Saves carrying 3 leads. Did not tangle at all. My dogs were not too bothered by the rattle noise it can make. My suggestions for improvement would be perhaps to use rubber balls inside to reduce noise and the bottom clips to be made of metal rather than the lightweight plastic material. You cant exactly put it in your pocket when you let them off but you cant with 3 extending reel leads either - so. lf you wanted a longer handle the top part of the lead can be disconnected and changed. I am pleased with the product.

What a game changer! Well worth the money for a zero stress walk with my 3 dogs. No tangling at all. Nice comfortable handle and well constructed. So pleased I purchased this

This product should be avoided. It's actually dangerous. My 3 frenchies, one 10 months, other 2 a year old, 2 off the clips snapped and 2 dogs ended up in the middle of a busy main road, lorry locked up breaking to avoid the dogs, followed by a car, thank god the kids walking on the pavement didn't get hit by the vehicles. DO NOT buy this product. No communication from the people who made it. Thank God Amazon gave an instant refund. What a waste of money and thank god noone was killed.If you want your dog safe, your better off walking them without a lead.

Amazing

As the long suffering owner of three very excitable miniature golden doodle girls I had such high hopes for this product as I've tried numerous ways of walking them together but always end up in a tangled mess (I've got two big bernedoodle boys I walk on a splitter lead in my other hand so the three girls have to be on the same lead together).Initial trials went very well, the system is indeed tangle proof and I thought my prayers had been answered. However, earlier this morning whilst on a lead walk our path was crossed by squirrels, rabbits and a cat and at some point all three girls managed to bust their individual lead free from the main ball.I should point out that all dogs are well beneath the thirty pound weight restriction advised but it would appear in moments of high excitement and with a good pull the lead will fail - not a huge problem if you're in a park or open green space but clearly an issue if you're next to a busy road.All of that said I do think that the design is definitely the way forward for multiple dog walking and I sincerely hope that the manufacturers go back to the drawing board to refine their design and come up with a beefier version that won't give out under stress and could ideally hold larger breeds too.Shall be keeping my fingers cross, full of promise but needs improvement.

Works well i mean it does not tangle BUT: It is extremely loud the raw plastic just makes so much noise and is an issue going up and down the stairs at certain times of the day, even outside but more bearable.Looks ugly but at least works so i can pass over that :DNeed to be careful, so to work the wires that go to the dogs need to be pretty hard to function the mobility of the balls inside the big ball, and makes sense, but it can hurt your puppies when young when they walk through so be careful.And the cost is way too high

I have 4 dogs and have struggled to find a solution to walking them all at once as they are fairly energetic. I have spent quite a bit of money over the years and have never found a solution until now. This lead lets them cross over as many times as they like and still 'unknots' them. It is a brilliant idea and I am so impressed I have found a solution to my dog walking problem.

Does the trick but a bit clanky