Dog Leash by Lupine in 3/4" Wide Black 6-Foot Long with Padded Handle

This leash is so light and soft in your hand. I love Lupine for collars and leashes. The quality is superb and the warranty is great piece of mind, though I’ve never had to use it in the ten + years we’ve been purchasing their products.

Lupine is our favorite nylon leash. Holds up and the padded handle is comfortable. We use fir walks and training classes. Superior to other leashes found in chain stores.

This leash is excellent for so many doggie related control. I like to keep one hanging on the front door knob so I can leash my K9 close to me when I must open the door. She immediately knows she’s working and anyone who comes to the door can see that she is under my control yet working.It’s a comfortable length for training.

Love the texture and comfort of the handle and it lasted pretty long id say 11 months before i got a new one.

Sturdy leash, keeps my pet secure and easy for me to handle.

This would have been a great leash for agility training if my border collie didn't constantly get her leg through the loop. I had to cut it to stop that from happening. Otherwise, it's a good short leash.

Lead is "soft" nylon - feels "broken in" which is perfect if you are a "lead-hand-wrapper" like I am. Handle is padded, but not stiff or bulky. Love the "reverse gate snap" which really is convenient when leashing an excited pup! The one drawback is the weight of the clasp; it is a little heavy. This is not a big deal, just more of a general comment. I've owned and used Lupine leads and collars in the past. Lupine does stand by their well made products.

My freaked-out rescue dog runs and hides and doesn't come when called, so I thought this might help me pull her out from under the bed and couch when I need her to come. It hasn't proven to be very useful for that purpose since she would have to wear it all the time on her harness. She is too low to the ground to make it very useful for handling while leash training. The product seems sturdy enough for a 17 lb dog (not sure about a 60 lb dog, though) but just not useful to me.