Frisco Reflective Rope Slip Lead Dog Leash, 6-ft long

On my large dog (and large dogs in general) this falls short of 6ft long once the loop is created for the neck. I find that the handle twists around in my hand, though maybe this will lessen as the material wears in. Sturdy rope, smooth finish, and stays clean without collecting debris from the ground. The leather-type accents are constructed quite well. I love the amount of slide.

We ordered the wrong leash. I contacted Chewy and they not only sent the leash that we wanted, but told me to pass on the other leash to a shelter. It was a fabulous exchange and a great philosophy in passing it on.

Love these- durable and just long enough for walking our 3 dogs in our subdivision. They have a little bit of give (stretch) so when the dogs pull it’s softened a bit.

I love this leash! We bought it to use for convenience taking dogs out quickly and just to have a spare leash handy to grab for any situation. I bought a second slip lead because I loved this one so much, but it wasn't the same so I'll have to buy more of this one, ha!

The Frisco Reflective Rope Slip Lead is perfect for a puppy. There is no chance of escape when the pup gets stubborn and wants to back up. Yet, the leash releases to be loose immediately. Great buy and good price.

This slip leads glides well, i.e. any tension is immediately released when the dog stops pulling and slip leads are great for non pulling dogs because they go on so easy (my dogs usually don't wear collars since they keep destroying them while playing). This also works great for potty stops during trips.

I got this slip lead to begin training my 8 month old Siberian husky. It’s way to thick and it’d make a better tug toy than a training tool. I was on a budget, so I just purchased this thinking it’d be like a regular slip lead. Slip leads can be great training tools, but if you’re looking into training your dog using a slip lead don’t get this one. Slip leads will tighten when your dog pulls. The leash tightening around your dogs neck gets your dog to realize whenever it pulls it is going to get tighter and pinch the dogs neck. This slip lead is way to thick to actually give a dog a correction. Unless your dog is over 100 lbs I don’t recommend this tool.

Have had 6 for many years and they are still good but dirty and wanted to get more for my 3 dogs. They work well when getting out of the house to the back yard.

This has helped with our dog who is a "puller" on her walks. We saw that Caser Millan uses this type of leash when teaching dogs not to pull while walking. Works very well! Once again thank you Chewy!!

Doesn't stay right constantly loosening up needs a better lock in place method also something to keep it up higher on there neck constantly so that it's not loosening up and falling down