Hi Kiss Dog/Puppy Obedience Recall Training Agility Lead - 15ft 20ft 30ft 50ft 100ft Training Leash - Great for Play, Camping, or Backyard - Black 30ft

Good sturdy leash...have since bought more in different colors to match different harnesses..good selection of colors

These are lightweight but sturdy. I bought the neon green so it's easier to find if it wraps around an object. This is a great item to use if you don't have a fence than yard. I bought the 50 ft so my dog has plenty of space to run and play.

The Hi Kiss Dog/Puppy Obedience Recall Agility Lead (15 ft) has been excellent for training our new puppy. The 15-foot length gives plenty of room for practicing recall training while still keeping control, which has been really helpful when teaching our puppy to come when called. The leash feels durable and well-made, and the extra length allows our puppy to explore while we reinforce commands. It’s a great balance between freedom and control, making it perfect for obedience training, recall practice, and early agility work. We’ve used it in the yard and at the park, and it’s been a really effective tool for building good habits. If you’re working on recall training with a puppy or young dog, the Hi Kiss 15 ft training lead is a great option and has worked very well for us.

Great leash works well for recall training the only thinking I don’t like is I wish I could roll it up a little easier to store better

I had my dog Jethro only for a short time when I realized that he needed to roam the entire yard several times before he found an appropriate location to leave his mark. Now I love my dog and would do anything for him, but when it is freakin cold or rainy or i am standing out in the yard in my bathrobe for that last late night excursion, I start to wonder if he could just skip that visit outside and hold it til the conditions were better. So this find made both us very happy. I chose the 30 foot line in a spectacular color. It makes those late night visits a little easier since I do not have to wander around the yard waiting for him to choose a spot. And it is also great for walks because I can keep it short to prevent his nose from going somewhere it shouldn’t. And when we get to a park or open area, it gives Jethro plenty of room to be able to check things out. One super quality that I realized only when we started using the lead is that it is AMAZINGLY strong. My 63# boy is extremely muscular and when he sees a squirrel, it is hard to convince him to not go say hello. So when he gets that impulsive urge to sprint, I can make sure he never gets there to greet the little fuzzy being. The only drawback that it can be hard to figure out what to do with the long leash when you only need a short length or when you want to store it. It has a mind of its own and tries very hard to make knots. The stop gap solution for now is to use a plastic frame that you use to wind extension cords or Christmas lights around. It is still a little clunky and I am sure there is a better solution somewhere. (Please share that secret with me when you find it!) So 95% high marks with just one caveat. I say well worth the little difficulty. Another Jethro four paws up product!

This training lead works well for dog training exercises. Me and my Miniature Schnauzer love this lead for exploring walking in the outdoors. Well made with durable materials.

The 100 foot line is a great length for fetch. I bought a 200 foot line from a different company, but I'm returning it because the 100 foot is plenty and gives the dog plenty of room to run while still maintaining a bit of control if you have to reel them in. It takes a couple minutes to daisy chain the 100 foot line and the small benefit I might get from a 200 foot line doesn't outweigh how cumbersome it would be to reel it up for storage. The leash itself is pretty thin and the clasp is small, but it has held up for at least the month I've had it. I have a 65 pound Malinois and I've had to step on the line a handful of times while she's jogging in the opposite direction and it hasn't broken yet. One of the most important things about a long line is that it's light and doesn't interfere with running and this lead fits the bill. For such a cheap leash, I'd expect to buy another in a year just from general wear and tear and the fact that I use it as a drag line. If you're looking for a more permanent solution I'd probably look into getting biothane, but you'll have to sacrifice the lightness of this line and it'll be quite a bit more expensive. All in all, a great line from a great company. I have a 30 foot lead from Hi Kiss as well and that has held up for the three months I've had it. This leash I bought came with a damaged clasp (the thumb tab was broken and sharp), but I reached out to Hi Kiss and they made it right. When this leash starts wearing down, I'll be back to buy another.

Great.\n Length, but easily chewable.