If you want to train your dog or allow more freedom on walks without losing control of your dog, the Pawz Pepper Strong Tracking Line - Blue can be a handy accessory. This long lead allows you to keep control while your dog is running free, as well as being particularly strong. The Pawz Pepper Strong Tracking Line - Blue is made primarily from durable PVC and can withstand heavy strain. The smooth surface also helps to prevent the lead tangling, for example in bushes. There is no hand loop, which allows the Pawz Pepper Strong Tracking Line - Blue to move easily through your hand. It also features a stable carabiner clip. Pawz Pepper Strong Tracking Line - Blue at a glance: Long tracking line for dogs Extremely durable: made from robust PVC material Allows a great amount of freedom: lets your dog roam around more freely whilst still being under your control Very smooth surface: does not get tangled in the bushes Easy-care material: simply wipe clean With stable carabiner: robust and easy to use No hand loop Type of lead: tracking line Material: Lead: PVC Ring; carabiner: zinc alloy Colour: blue Dimensions: 5m length, 10mm width 5m length, 20mm width 10m length, 20mm width
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Petlando
- Price: £18.63
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- Blue - 5m length, 20mm width: £12.55
Good to know
- You should be able to slide two fingers flat under a collar. Check the fit again as puppies grow.
- Attach long lines to a harness, never a collar, to protect the neck if your dog hits the end at speed.
- Never use a head collar with an extendable lead or long line. A sudden stop can jerk the head.
Common questions
Does my dog legally have to wear a collar?
Yes. The Control of Dogs Order 1992 requires dogs in public places to wear a collar showing the owner’s name and address, on the collar itself or on a tag. Working and assistance dogs have some exemptions. Your dog can also wear a harness, but it needs the collar and tag as well.
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.
