COA Puppy Training Line

Light weight and long enough to give small puppy supervised play .

Love this for my new pup. She is very comfortable with it

Nothing is worse when your puppy gets something he shouldn’t have and you’re chasing him around the house to get it away from him. With this leash you can catch your dog by stepping on the trailing leash. It’s fantastic for training purposes

I put it on my 10 week old mini doodle and she severed it an inch from the clasp within a week. It's a nice, inexpensive, light weight line with a loop-free end for puppies who don't chew. I'm now using 1/4" nylon cord.

Puppy teeth shredded through it in seconds.

While this is a great lightweight and long house line, it only lasted a couple days for us. Our little land shark chewed right through it and now it’s only 2 feet long!

I really liked how lightweight this leash was and how long it was. But it didn't last 2 months with my puppy chewing on it and playing tug of war on our walks

This helps with keeping up with my puppy.

I'm not sure why people are giving low ratings when they've allowed their puppy to chew this line - that's hardly a product fault and the description makes it really clear that it's a light weight line. The line is deliberately light because it's designed for the puppy to trail but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be supervised! These lines are invaluable for things like house training, teaching puppies to interact with other house hold pets calmly and preventing chewing, jumping up etc. If you make sure your puppy is occupied with something like a chew stick or a Kong etc., as soon as the lead is put on, it takes their attention off it, so they don't immediately start chewing.Updated to say that these lines aren't of the quality they used to be - the pink and blue ones were excellent but the black ones aren't as good, I don't like the feel of them at all. Very annoying as have always happily recommended these leads to clients.

I cant trust my dog off the lead, as he doesn't like other dogs. But he still needs some exercise off-lead. I tied some knots in this lead and connected to his harness and let it drag behind him. It's not too long, so doesn't get tangled and knotted. It's also super light, so doesnt cause him any grief. It gives me enough flex to tread on it and pick it up, if I see another dog approaching. I feel much more secure being able to let him off on fields now.

This was exactly what I was looking for... with working from home I needed to be able to give the lead a little tug whenever our pup was getting into mischief. (Which is often) The lead is nice and long so she can explore without going too far. Also use for training time. Now if you let your puppy’s little shark teeth gnaw on this they will destroy it. (Like anything else) So when I say chew proof it’s chew proof with some management.

This puppy training lead is one of the best items we've purchased. We only used it when the puppy was with us. If he was in his playpen, we removed the lead. Sometimes we still pop it on him now and he's 18months old. We find that it instantly calms him. He does try to chew it a little bit but he's only been doing that recently. He didn't get a chance to chew it when he was a young puppy because he was supervised the whole time. The lead is made of thick woven material, it's very robust and the clip is of great quality too. We have no hesitation in recommending it. In fact, we are about to get another little dog and I'll be ordering another one of these leads!

I have a very confident, very naughty 3-month old Golden Retriever pup who is so far struggling to take being told off seriously! This house line really helps to control him and correct his naughtiness around the house - jumping on the sofa, stealing shoes, pestering my older dog, bringing sticks and worse into the house, etc. Recommend.