Monty RobertsLead Lines

I adopted a puppy that I have been keeping on a long leash INSIDE the house until he could be trusted for free range... Otherwise, he would sneak into the music room and go potty unnoticed... or worse. Had purchased a 20 foot cotton dog training lead from a local pet store and since he is composed of approximately 50 percent teeth, he chewed through that in 20 minutes. Decided to go with something more substantial and since I hadThis is a lot softer to hold than a cotton or rope leash. It does not have a loop on the end which, if you are working with a 1200-pound horse, is a safety feature. However the end is extra think (doubled fabric)? so makes it easier to know when you are getting to the end of the lead whether you are lunging a horse or letting your pup get his zoomies out.This is obviously probably overkill for my application (a 5-month-old 30-pound puppy). However, if I still had my horse, I wouldn't hesitate to buy it for the price and quality

It's perfect thank you

Normal nylon lead lines get all tangled and are difficult to manage. I love this one for quality and length.

I've been looking for a lightweight training lead line about this length for use with a leather cavesson for ground work. This is perfect. I did cut off the extra heavier end piece (about 2 ft) so it's now 15 feet. It's very light weight, the clip is light weight and not heavy on her nose, its super soft cotton but has enough grip to it so it's not slippery.I can't speak to it's durability so we'll see how it holds up.

Great quality and nice color. It could be a little bit longer