Good leads?

[Kokopelli]

Can anyone recommend a good lead for a cheeky puppy?

Whilst filming my sister doing agility yesterday the puppy took it upon herself to chew through her lead. It was a good quality lead and I'm very surprised she was able to do it in such a short space of time.

 

[Naryafluffy]

I like the Rogz leads, you can get them through www.flexiwebshop.com I've used these several times with no problems at all. (I keep buying collars and matching leads which I really need to stop doing as she can only wear 1 at a time, think I may be becoming a bit obsessive about them!!)

 

[Spudlet]

Two choices - either a series of cheap leads while the pups grows, and is trained, out of the habit, or an extremely expensive one so that she watches the pup like a hawk!

 

[Toffee44]

What about a lead rope, I have one that I have tied two loops into to make handles. Cheap but strong. What pup has she got?

 

[Kokopelli]

The pups a collie just turned 18 weeks. Hopefully going to be a fab agility dog.

Never thought of lead ropes, will probably use one of them, thank you.

 

[Oberon]

And when you have two dogs.....I've been using the same set for over a year now and they're good as new.

http://www.performance-equestrian.com/cat/catitem.asp?pc=PEPR&d=2&s=6&ss=4

although these people are much cheaper

http://www.radderyequine.co.uk/

 

[NOISYGIRL]

The pups a collie just turned 18 weeks. Hopefully going to be a fab agility dog.

Never thought of lead ropes, will probably use one of them, thank you.

You could use the cushion web ones that already have a handle, or I like the halti training lead its the same material. otherwise get a chain lead which it shouldn't chew, in fact those cushion web ones come with a chain at the bottom section, although with lead ropes they might to heavy depending on how big the pup is