Collection: Dog Leashes

Choosing a leash relies on several factors, such as where you plan to walk the dog, the weather in your area, and your dog’s training. Generally, you want a leash that is comfortable for you to hold as well.

• Hands free leashes are good for short walks, outings where you may carry things, and activities like hiking if your dog knows not to pull.
• Rope leashes are generally durable, lightweight, and comfortable to hold for extended walks.
• Long leashes are good for letting your dog run around while maintaining control and training for various specialty tasks.
  

Every lead made by Woolly Wolf is created from recycled PET bottles and is GRS certified. These materials are durable and stand up to many environments that can challenge traditional lead materials. We also test each product design extensively for durability before releasing it.

Training a dog on a new leash can be challenging, and the best method will depend on the pup. This can take several sessions. Here are some tips to help you get started.

• Stop moving if your dog pulls on the lead. Do not resume moving until they stop pulling.
• Reward your dog for staying in a heel position.
• Reward your dog for coming back to you if they are out of the heel position, but not pulling.
• Add basic obedience commands like sit to your leash training session.
  

You can also consult a dog training specialist who can tailor the training to your pup’s needs.