Cesar Millan Slip Lead Leash™ - 2-in-1 Slip Collar Dog Training Lead & Collar | Heavy Duty Durable Weatherproof Rope Leash, No Pull Training | Length 4ft Diameter 4/10”(Regular, Grey)

This leash is awesome. I love how it stays in the proper place high up on the neck for quick corrections. I'm 73 and have a young strong willed German Shephard that I can control easily with this leash. It's soft in the hands and a great length for heeling. Thanks Ceasar for making a great product! I'll be purchasing more.

Wilma great with basic knowledge of how to train dogs with it.

Great product; better than others out there. Wish it was 6’ instead of just 4’ (small, short dog), but otherwise love it and bought a second one, too.

Great Leash for a small dog. Don't recommend for large dogs.

Excellent product, great price, truly works well. Thank you.

Works well for quick control and the shorter leash does not get tangled; however, I had to replace after 10 months because it was tearing at a connection point.

I don't know if it's different from other slip leashes but I bought it anyways. My only complaint is I can't slip it around my wrist with a slip knot and my dog likes to pull. I know I know it's a training leash not meant for regular walking. But I was out late with her just out front. She seen a neighbor and got away from me to get to him. My dog is non people aggressive and just wants to meet strangers. People with dogs like mine know what I mean. So she got loose from my grip. Luckily I'm not stupid and had her shock collar on with the remote around my neck. I was able to stop her with a quick zap and make her walk back to me. Just so you know it's goes to level 15 and I only use level 5 to snap her out of whatever triggers her. I use the tone first then the vibrate. The vibrate usually works cause she knows the shock is next. I hate to use it but sometimes you have to. Like hmmm, my dog got away and is about to jump in the lake and chase the ducks in the water. That needs a shock before she jumps in. The reason I use that example is I've done it. This sounds like a review on the shock collar which I also bought here. Believe me if you have a dog that is resistant get a shock collar.

Purchased this about 1 year ago after trying all kinds of collars to walk my mini Schnoodle. To this day she still pulls, chokes and gags with this. Maybe because of her build it doesn’t work the best…small head and long neck. It never stays up high and in place even with the “locking” mechanism…so it continually slides down. I tried using the loop over her nose and she went into full panic mode, almost running away from me.Cesar…you make the training look so easy, I wish I had just a little bit of your skills and know how to get my anxious girl to take a casual enjoyable walk with her momma. I even tried incorporating a Thunder vest…okay on cooler days but not ideal on warmer ones. It may have helped ever so slightly.