Kerbl Training Leash Dark Green

Very thin. Goes quickly in the knot Have only made a five meter line, that works just a little better.

• Rope can cut a lot
• Gets confused quickly
• For less money you can do it yourself
• Not suitable for pulling dogs

Great for the relaxed sniffler and the independent, trained dog and the owner. Not suitable for strong dogs; dogs that pull hard; dogs in training ;. Rope cuts in the hands: thin, round, nylon. In such cases a flat line (cotton / web band) is recommended.

• Strong material

• Not suitable for strong dogs; untrained dogs / in training
• For less money you can do it yourself :)
• Rope can cut a lot
• Not suitable for pulling dogs

is very good as puppy training, ideal length and good quality of cord

• Long strong

• No

a solid line that fits well in the hand and can easily be rolled up

• Strong

• Rather heavy

Nice line if I walk in park or forest so the dog can browse further. Occasionally get confused but easy to get rid of. Not suitable for hard-pulling dogs. Can then cut to your hands. Fortunately my dog ​​is not on the phone.

• Long strong

• Not suitable for pulling dogs

Use the line a lot, ideal for our beagle. Does not run away and does have a lot of freedom of movement. The only drawback is that it quickly gets tangled because it is not very thick.

• Long strong

• Get confused quickly