AUROTH Heavy Duty Bungee Dog Leash for Large Breed Dogs, No Pull for Shock Absorption with Car Seat Belt, 2 Padded Handles 4.5Foot 6Foot Training Dog Leash Army Yellow

I recently picked up this grey dog leash with two handles, and I’m seriously impressed! The two handles are super handy – one’s longer for relaxed walks, and the other is shorter and gives me more control when we’re in busy places or need to steer my dog quickly.The stretchy part is such a nice touch! It gives just the right amount of flexibility, making walks smoother, especially when my dog pulls or gets excited. Plus, the seatbelt attachment is a lifesaver for car rides. It keeps my dog safe and secure, which gives me peace of mind during travel.The leash is really well-made, too – durable but still comfy to hold. I love the sleek grey color, it’s simple but looks great with everything. Overall, if you’re looking for a leash that’s versatile, safe, and comfortable for both you and your dog, I definitely recommend this one!

This is my first time purchasing a large leash for my new pitbull pup and I love it! The stretch of it allows some wiggle room while also allowing a less painful momentum when I tug my puppy back. It’s very solid and the only issue I have is that sometimes it scrunches up but it can be solved by and within seconds. The seatbelt buckle part of it is very handy when I travel with my puppy. I would definitely recommend!

The media could not be loaded. Great quality and superior placing of hand grips! Perfect length! Heavy duty to hold on to our 206lb. Great Dane!

I have a border collie that gets very excited by squirrels and will stare at them for a bit before randomly taking off. I didn’t really like having my arm nearly ripped out of its socket so I decided to give this leash a try since we had the matching harness anyway.Oh boy did it make a difference! Now instead of me getting yanked the bungie sort of distributes it. I won’t say I feel no pull at all from her, but it’s definitely not the sudden jerk that’ll make you stumble. It’s also easier to give her a gentle tug when I want her to move on. It takes a lot less force so please don’t yank on the leash full force!The bungie seems sturdy, she has definitely put it to the test and I don’t feel like it’ll snap or anything. She’s about 37 lbs but I feel like it’s sturdy enough for bigger dogs as well.My biggest issue is that, while it has two handles, one at the end, one near your dog, it is kind of hard to hold if you want a medium length. If I hold the closer one to my dog I end up tripping over her, so I have to just grab the bungie part of the leash and it’s a little harder to manage. The material around the label is also fraying, but that’s just a cosmetic issue. The leash itself is in tact.The leash also has a clip to use as a seatbelt in the car which is nice. I already had one so I don’t use it, but that’s a very handy feature to have with you. Too many dogs get hurt in the car :(TLDR; Over all, I really like this leash. It matches the harness and looks really cool, the bungie makes managing dogs who like to pull a lot easier, and it comes with two handles and a seatbelt.

Love the dog chain strong and easy on/off

shipped and delivered right away, made really well but i'm not thrilled with bungee part i feel like i have less control with that ..otherwise great product and service

The handle took some getting used to as it’s a little bit wider than my standard leash. The shorter length (because of the bungee factor) took some time too.But, I’ve fully retired my old leash. The jerking and tugging to get squirrels, rabbit, deer etc is no longer painful for me or my pup. I highly recommend.

My 70 lb Lab Shepherd mix rescue and I need more training to control his reactivity (but thankfully not aggression) when approaching other people and dogs. The AUROTH leash looks to be of good quality components and workmanship. I purchased the shorter 4.5-foot maximum length because I had recently read that a shorter leash was better for training a dog that "pulls" and closer control is needed. I use a two-hand leash technique; a "heel" control hand holding the leash near the harness clip, then have slack leash across my body to an "anchor" hand in the leash handle. We tried it for a walk today with his "no-pull" body harness using the chest D-ring and there are three things that do not work well for us.1. The 4.5 ft fully extended length is just not long enough for use with the chest D-ring on the harness and partially contributes to the next issue.2. The leash handle next to the harness clip is too far away from my control hand to reach at all when "heel" walking normally. I would prefer to be able for my control hand to be able be in a handle on the leash for our normal "heel" walking.3. The handle at the leash clip is not held open to insert a hand because there is no slack in the webbing for an opening. I can't easily and quickly insert my "heel" control hand into the handle with the leash under tension when I want to apply close control.It took some searching but I found a 3-handle bungee leash that is longer, has a handle that stays open near the harness D-rings, another handle that stays open which might be too far away from the top D-ring on the harness for "heel" control but is probably just about perfect for the harness chest D-ring to use with my control hand. The training continues.