Coastal Style 406 5/8" x 6 feet Nylon Web Training Lead Dog Leash Red
The Coastal Style 406 5/8" x 6' Nylon Web Training Lead in vibrant red is designed for both durability and functionality. This training lead is crafted from high-quality nylon, ensuring it can withstand daily wear and tear while providing a comfortable grip for handlers. Measuring 6 feet in length, it offers ample space for training exercises, allowing dogs to roam safely without sacrificing control. The striking red color enhances visibility, making it easy to spot during outdoor activities. Ideal for obedience training or casual walks, this lead combines practicality with a stylish flair, catering to pet owners who prioritize both form and function.
The Coastal Style 406 5/8" x 6' Nylon Web Training Lead in vibrant red is designed for both durability and functionality. This training lead is crafted from high-quality nylon, ensuring it can withstand daily wear and tear while providing a comfortable grip for handlers. Measuring 6 feet in length, it offers ample space for training exercises, allowing dogs to roam safely without sacrificing control. The striking red color enhances visibility, making it easy to spot during outdoor activities. Ideal for obedience training or casual walks, this lead combines practicality with a stylish flair, catering to pet owners who prioritize both form and function.
The Coastal Style 406 5/8" x 6' Nylon Web Training Lead in vibrant red is designed for both durability and functionality. This training lead is crafted from high-quality nylon, ensuring it can withstand daily wear and tear while providing a comfortable grip for handlers. Measuring 6 feet in length, it offers ample space for training exercises, allowing dogs to roam safely without sacrificing control. The striking red color enhances visibility, making it easy to spot during outdoor activities. Ideal for obedience training or casual walks, this lead combines practicality with a stylish flair, catering to pet owners who prioritize both form and function.
