Monday, March 21, 2011

My two favorite (dog) leashes.

Ever since hubby and I got "our own" dogs (our two Shiba Inus, Kitsune & Juju), I have tried out numerous leashes. We started off with the basic nylon leashes when the girls were puppies (since they're cheap, and available everywhere). As they grew older, I started taking them everywhere with me, and wanted "cuter" and better quality leashes. Everyone teases me because I have so many products for the girls, but I think I've finally found my "every day" leashes.

The Pooch Store's paracord leash (pictured: pink & camo)


When I first saw this leash, I loved how it was customizable. You can pick and choose up to four different colors (although, I personally think two colors work best). It is one of the strongest leashes out there. Surprisingly enough, it's extremely light weight. One of my favorite options about the leash is the trigger hook. I prefer trigger hooks over the standard ones. Overall, I give this leash a 9.5 out of 10. The only downfall is that the handles are a little harsh on your wrists IF your dog is a puller. This leash would be a perfect 10/10 if your dog walks nice on a leash. My girls pull like sled dogs (thank God they are small...) so it's a little harsh, especially on cold days. For being a custom leash, the paracord leash is very affordable. I love this leash, and use it almost every day.

Wacky walk'r's Urban leash (pictured: pink & silver)


I just bought this leash at the super pet expo yesterday. It's a little pricey at almost $25 each. I love the color options (I have a pink one, and a silver so hubby has a neutral color) and the length options. The handles are nylon, and the main part of the leash is made out of latex. So far, so good. It's nice for just walking around, but as far as corrections go (such as a slight tug), it's not great since the latex is bungee/stretchy. This would be a great leash for a hike or a nice long walk around DC. So far, so good.

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