Bymia Handmade Rope Training Lead

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9.2
Bymia Handmade Rope Training Lead
Bymia Handmade Rope Training Lead
Beautiful
Unique
Handmade

There are a few of these style leads out there – and they’re growing in popularity among those with larger dogs. Firstly they can be used as both a training lead as well as a close walk lead.

Usage

Primarily this is suited for larger dogs such as a Golden Retriever up to a Great Dane. The closeness and sturdiness finds this leash being used in dog shows, when patrolling and when out walking. As a training lead it aids with no-pull training especially when used with no-pull harnesses like the Ruffwear Harness or Julius-K9 Harness.

Design

This lead is strong. Very strong. It is advertised as being military and police worthy in regards to strength and has been independently tested with over 245 lbs of Pulling Force.

The material used is not only strong but comfortable. It’s designed to not burn or dig into your hands, even when the dog pulls. The lead is water resistant.

A note on smaller dogs

It’s worth noting that one of our good friends uses this Bymia lead on his Blenheim Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Although a lovely dog she has, even at the age of 8, real pulling and impulse issues when out walking. This lead has been a real asset when out walking as it is not only robust but the short length keeps her under control at very short notice.

9.2 Total Score
Stylish handmade training lead

Not for everyone but this training lead is beautifully crafted and ideal for training/walking larger dogs.

Strength
9.5
Design
9
Effectiveness
9
PROS
  • Beautiful
  • Unique
  • Handmade
CONS
  • This is a very specific lead/leash for close walking and training - may be a little short for some
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