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This stylish dog lead takes inspiration in its design from sail ropes, bringing the feeling of long walks on the beach into the city or country. The shiny brass carabiner complements the nautical look of the beige lead. The design is completed with a pendant, decorated with an anchor and lettering ‘HUNTER Nautic’, which can be attached or removed as desired. The robust and skin-friendly material ensures the lead has a long lifespan as well as being comfortable to use. Thanks to a loop at the end, the 1.40-meter-long HUNTER Rope Dog Lead will remain secure in your hand. Designed with precision, it meets the highest standards of quality and comfort. A beautiful accessory that will give you and your pet a sense of style and class! HUNTER Rope Dog Lead - Beige at a glance: High quality dog lead Nautical design: inspired by a sail rope, detachable brass pendant with anchor and “HUNTER Nautic” lettering Comfortable to use: natural, skin-friendly materials with a pleasant feel. Robust: made from durable rope with high-quality brass carabiner Elegant design: timeless colours and precise workmanship, perfect for the style conscious. With hand loop: provides good grip and secure for leading your dog HUNTER quality: optimal material selection craftsmanship, perfect workmanship with attention to detail, for maximum safety and comfort Colour: beige, brass Material: rope, metal Dimensions: Total length incl. carabiner: L 145cm, 12mm diameter Carabiner: L 5cm Hand loop: L20 cm
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Is a harness or a collar better for my dog?
A harness is usually better for dogs that pull, small and flat-faced breeds, and dogs with neck or breathing problems, as it keeps pressure off the throat. A collar is still needed for the ID tag. Many owners use both: collar for ID, harness for the lead.
Are extendable leads safe?
They can be used safely on quiet open paths with a well-behaved dog. Near roads, lock them at a short length, and choose one rated for your dog’s weight. Never touch the cord while it is moving, and do not use one with a head collar.
