The extra long and extra light Trixie Tracking Lead is a handy accessory for those times when you want to allow your dog the freedom to move around while still keeping it under control. This dog lead comes without a hand strap and is made of robust strap material that is resilient and easy to clean. The plastic eyelet can be used to attach a dog tag or a light to the lead. This Trixie Extra Light Tracking Lead is available in various lengths and benefits from being particularly light. It comes in a subtle graphite colour. Trixie Extra Light Tracking Lead - Graphite at a glance: Long tracking lead for small dogs Extra light: not heavy to hold despite long length Hard-wearing material: made of resilient strap material Plenty of freedom of movement: allow your pooch to run around freely while still having control With plastic eyelet: for attaching a dog tag or small light Easy to clean: simply wipe clean No hand strap Type of lead: tracking lead with bolt carabiner Material: Lead: polyester Carabiner: metal Colour: graphite Dimensions: 5m x 10mm (L x W) 10m x 10mm (L x W) 15m x 10mm (L x W) Item weight: 64/ 155/ 165g
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £7.89
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Keep your dog’s microchip details up to date whenever you move house or change phone number.
- For dark walks, add a reflective or light-up collar so drivers see your dog sooner.
- In a public place your dog must wear a collar with your name and address on it or on a tag. A harness tag does not count.
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.
