leash

A leash is a tether or cord used to control and restrain an animal, usually a dog, while walking or training. It connects to a collar or harness and allows the handler to guide the pet safely. Types of Leashes: 1. Standard Leash – Made of nylon, leather, or rope, usually 4-6 feet long, ideal for everyday walks. 2. Retractable Leash – Features an adjustable cord that extends and retracts, giving pets more freedom while maintaining control. 3. Adjustable Leash – Can change in length for different levels of control, useful for training. 4. Hands-Free Leash – Worn around the waist or shoulder, great for jogging or multitasking. 5. Chain Leash – Made of metal for strong dogs that tend to chew on leashes. 6. Slip Lead – A leash and collar in one, often used for training or quick control. 7. Training Leash (Long Line) – Extra-long (10-50 feet) for obedience training and recall exercises. Key Features: Material: Nylon, leather, metal, or rope for durability and comfort. Clip or Hook: Attaches securely to a collar or harness. Handle: Often padded for a comfortable grip. Reflective Strips: Enhances visibility for night walks. Would you like recommendations on the best leash for your pet?

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