Mighty Paw Nylon Reflective Double Dog Leash, Grey & Green, 2-ft long, 1-in wide

I came back from yet another disastrous 2-dog walk the other night (tangling, tripping the whole way - I see so many people walking multiple dogs I thought it must be me) and began to investigate the options for a leash "splitter". After reading reviews, I bought this one. Came the next day and I was absolutely *giddy* when I tried it out the first time. My two dogs are both right about 20 lbs. This is a pretty heavy-duty set-up (maybe slight overkill for my guys) but it worked amazingly and I'd rather it be more sturdy than necessary than not sturdy enough. It's very well made, the straps are easily adjustable, and the connection points all swivel. Being that they're terriers, they have I came back from yet another disastrous 2-dog walk the other night (tangling, tripping the whole way - I see so many people walking multiple dogs I thought it must be me) and began to investigate the options for a leash "splitter". After reading reviews, I bought this one. Came the next day and I was absolutely *giddy* when I tried it out the first time. My two dogs are both right about 20 lbs. This is a pretty heavy-duty set-up (maybe slight overkill for my guys) but it worked amazingly and I'd rather it be more sturdy than necessary than not sturdy enough. It's very well made, the straps are easily adjustable, and the connection points all swivel. Being that they're terriers, they have minds of their own and were pulling *each other* a bit, but they were switching sides and twirling all around each other like butter. I can't tell you how much more pleasant this thing has made our walks. Probably the best $13 I have ever spent. Highly recommend. … more

I have a Puggle and 4 month old rottie puppy - walking them on two separate leashes was a challenge. Purchase this double dog leash that went on my current leash and it worked great -- for now. I'm sure once my rottie pup gets bigger the Puggle's feet won't touch the ground and I wont be able to use it LOL

My husband was in dire need of a new double-dog leash. He was also quite tired of being jerked around as the dogs zigged and zagged. I selected this one because of the swivel attachment. Needless to say, everyone's happy--it works like a charm!

Quality leash! It is the answer to having arms not pulled in two different directions with my two 19 month old Golden Doodles. However, word to the wise. Need to be alert & would need to have obedient dogs. Could get wrapped in the middle and pulled down or fall flat on face or back.

My dogs heal on my left. I’m trying to Make that easier to manage When walking both of them, but this leash is not a solution for that because you have to be behind the dog to make the angles work right (and If they do break the heel and changes position relative to you, You are suddenly wrapped in leashes!) I anticipated this once I took it out of the package and thought about it more. And had another leash with me on the first walk. I was laughing hysterically and the dogs thought I was nuts as I tried to make this work. I didn’t get farther than the end of the long driveway

This was much too large for my Havanese and Terrier. This double dog leash is meant for larger breeds such as Labs or Shepherds. I donated it to an animal shelter. I'll reorder a smaller size. Other than the size, it worked out great.

Was walking them onto leashes I would get tangled up around my legs this was the best leash to have them walk side-by-side

It has made walking our two dogs a 96lb golden doodle and an 18lb cockapoo much easier for me the walker. No tangling and untangling of leashes. The two of them sometimes are not happy that they can’t go off in different directions but it works- the only thing I would change would be to make it a little longer so they had a little more freedom from each other.

This feels sturdy and seems well made. It's got a good, quality feel to it and the clasps look like they'll hold up.

I wouldn't recommend this for smaller dogs, too sturdy and thus too heavy to use. Going to try and return.