Dog Leads

Why Choose EzyDog Dog Leads?

Durable and Strong: Crafted from premium materials to withstand strong pulls and everyday use. Explore our range of heavy-duty dog leads designed for strength and reliability.
Variety for Every Need: Choose from versatile options like retractable leads, hands-free leads, and long leads, tailored to different walking, training, or running styles.
Comfort and Control: Ergonomic handles and secure fittings ensure maximum comfort and safety for both owner and dog during any activity.
Stylish and Practical: Our leather leads collection combines classic style with durability, perfect for those seeking premium quality.
Perfect for Training: Benefit from specialised leads like our training leads and shock-absorbing leads to make recall and obedience easier and safer.
Trusted by UK Dog Owners: Join thousands of happy customers who rely on EzyDog for quality, comfort, and safety on every walk.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What kind of lead do vets recommend?

Veterinarians typically recommend leads that offer both control and comfort, such as standard nylon or leather leads with secure hardware. Our durable dog leads combine quality materials with ergonomic designs to keep your dog safe and comfortable on every

2. What is the best lead to avoid pulling?

The best lead to minimise pulling is often a no-pull or training lead designed to give you better control. Explore our range of no-pull dog leads that work in tandem with no-pull dog harnesses to discourage pulling gently and effectively.

3. How to choose a good dog lead?

Choosing a good lead depends on your dog’s size, behaviour, and walking needs. Consider lead length, material, and whether you need special features like shock absorption. Browse our collection of dog leads for options tailored to every dog and walking style.

4. Are retractable leads bad?

Retractable leads can pose safety risks if not used carefully, as they offer less control and can cause injury. For safer walks, we recommend fixed-length leads like our training leads that provide consistent control and durability.

5. How to stop a dog from pulling on a lead?

To stop pulling, use a combination of a no-pull lead or harness and consistent positive reinforcement training. Our dog training leads and training accessories can help you achieve better control and enjoyable walks.

6. Is a harness or collar better to stop pulling?

Harnesses generally offer better control and safety for dogs that pull, as they distribute pressure more evenly and reduce neck strain. Pair a quality harness with our no-pull leads for optimal results.

7. Are slip leads bad for dogs?

Slip leads can be effective training tools but must be used correctly to avoid discomfort or injury. If you’re interested, our slip lead collection includes options designed for gentle and safe training.

8. Do dog trainers recommend slip leads?

Many professional trainers use slip leads as part of controlled training programs. We offer slip leads trusted by trainers, which you can find in our training leads section.

9. What is the best device to stop a dog from pulling?

The most effective devices are often no-pull harnesses combined with training leads that provide gentle control without discomfort. Check out our no-pull leads and harnesses for solutions designed for lasting results.

10. How long should a dog lead be for effective training and walking?

A lead length of 4 to 6 feet is ideal for everyday walking and training, offering a balance between control and freedom. For more specific activities like recall training, longer leads up to 30 feet are useful. Browse our range of dog leads available in various lengths to suit your needs.

Dog Leads

Why Choose EzyDog Dog Leads?

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What kind of lead do vets recommend?

2. What is the best lead to avoid pulling?

3. How to choose a good dog lead?

4. Are retractable leads bad?

5. How to stop a dog from pulling on a lead?

6. Is a harness or collar better to stop pulling?

7. Are slip leads bad for dogs?

8. Do dog trainers recommend slip leads?

9. What is the best device to stop a dog from pulling?

10. How long should a dog lead be for effective training and walking?

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