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PLUTUS PET Short Training Dog Leash with Padded Handle for Medium Large Big Dogs,18 Inch Heavy Duty Strong Traffic Leash with Carabiner Clip for Climbing Walking or Guiding Blind(18”,Red
$19.49
About This
- Heavy-Duty Safety Auto Locking Carabiner. The Clip can be lockable and automatically lock when releasing,enhance safety for your beloved furry friend.
- Comfortable Hand Protection: Features a soft neoprene padded handle for amazing comfort. Provides comfort against large dogs and strong pullers.No leash burn anymore!
- Keep Your Dog in Perfect “heel” Position: The 18” short traffic leash keeps dog right by your side at crowded area or high distraction environment like the Vet’s office.Perfect length for service dog handlers, dog trainers, or dog walkers.
- Be Safe and Visible At Night: Reflective stitching can be visible at night, keep you and your dog safe at night.
- Premium Quality: Love your new 18” short dog leash! We will replace the dog leash if there's any problem.
Overview
- Size : 18 Inch (Pack of 1)
- Color : Red
- Brand : PLUTUS PET
- Material : Metal, Neoprene, Nylon
- Pattern : Dog
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