The Walkie No Pull Dog Leash, Large, Pink

I have a 35lb Kerry Blue Terrier that is very interested in making his own choices. I have 3 harnesses and have also tried the gentle leader (hard to put on with his cut and he really does not like it) and nothing really worked.This leash works!

We got this to replace a Thunder Leash that was falling apart. I like the design of this leash better, in terms of less pressure on the doggo’s chest. But it needs some kind of padding for the the part that the human grips. If doggo pulls at all, it digs into the human’s hand. We bought it in winter, so we frequently wore gloves anyway, but that’s not practical year round.

I love these leashes. They work great for dogs teaching them not to pull as the leash tightens around their chest/ stomach area. We got this leash for our labradoodle puppy and it is working extremely well for training. 10/10 recommend these leashes to everyone!

These leashes work phenomenally. Fantastic for training.

We have a 35 pound terrier mix rescue who tends to pull on walks.We've done quite a bit of training and she is an obedient dog overall, but her common sense can be overpowered by her nose and her prey drive!She needs constant reminders not to rush on walks, and the stop-and-go game has really grown old. And heaven forbid a squirrel cross our path!She had neck trauma before she was rescued, so correction collars aren't a good pick for her.We've tried a couple of different no-pull harnesses. One (Chai's Choice) did nothing at all and actually made the pulling worse. The other (Freedom) worked better but constantly needed adjustment for a good fit.We were drawn to the Weiss Walkie because of the simplicity of it. It is a basic lead that can be quickly transformed into a pull deterrent.We've taken a few walks with it so far.Here's what we like:-Easy to put on and take off. Nothing to measure or adjust! It would be easily usable on different dogs, if desired.-It works! Pulling decreased significantly, almost immediately.-Doesn't seem to distress the dog. She sort of hunkered down and seemed worried the first time it squeezed, but within 2-3 minutes her tail was up and she had a doggy grin on her silly face. When it tightened, she would pause and look at me like, "C'mon already!", then move forward cheerfully as soon as it loosened. She seems happy and well balanced after walks, too.-At no time does the leash seem to get tight enough to effect movement of the legs/shoulders, compromise breathing, or cause pain. I worried that it could over-tighten if she got overly excited, but it really doesn't seem to.A few minor quibbles:-The hardware on the large size - recommended for dogs over 25 pounds - is pretty heavy and clunky. Wish they had a medium size.-I worry about rope burns on our short-haired dog from the slick, synthetic rope. We haven't seen any yet, but I would be hesitant to use the leash for long walks or on uneven terrain. Wonder if they'll make a fleece cover?-When she shakes, which she does every time her feet get wet (silly dog!), the hardware shifts to her side and has to be readjusted.-It seems harder to "steer" with this leash on. We seem to bump into one another more often, and correcting her when *she* stops and needs to move on is tricky. You don't want a pull correction on a stopped dog, so I end up "herding" her with my body or reaching for her collar.A few tips for users:-Don't try to transport your dog in the car with the leash wrapped around them. It will slip and slide. Just clip it on like a regular leash and wrap it when you get ready to walk.-Don't pull or flick the leash to correct the dog. This device is self-correcting. Just keep walking at normal pace, with your hand relaxed. If needed, slow your pace or stop. The leash will do the rest.-If you don't want to forever have to use a no-pull leash, add a correction word, like "with me!" or "easy" when the leash begins to tighten. Praise when the dog self corrects and slows her pace. In time, the dog should begin to comprehend what you want when you use the correction word.All in all, it is a fantastic, common sense product for dogs and their owners!

After buying several harnesses, various “no pull” leashes, THIS is what instantly brought our 70lb sled dog to a halt! Now even our kids can walk the dog without the fear of being dragged down the street! Large fits both our 70lb & 25lb dogs perfectly! Worth every penny & more!

This Walkie No Pull eliminates the need for a harness. I’ve used this w/ 3 dogs, 55# and smaller. The simple design clips to the collar, loops around & under the dog’s front legs, and is secured by pulling the leash handle through an o-shaped ring that’s clipped to the collar.Be sure to order the correct size. I used the larger leash on a 25# dog, and the leash slipped around his belly instead of fitting around the front legs.

Works for my awesome former stray. She's the sweetest, most canine dog ever, but when she wants to go sniff something, dang your arm, she wants to sniff it! This will pull her off whatever, whether she likes it or not. I use the pulling power with respect, because I don't want a tug of war every time we go for a walk. But I'll say this. One, she stopped pulling and resisting so much once I put this on, and she CAN'T pull her collar over her head. That was an end to that. Two, when she decided the front door was too scary to go in (she would only go in the back door) I PUUUULLLLED her in with this leash, and now she runs for the front door and waits to be let in. Weird, but it worked. For what it's worth, and please don't use this information to drag your dog wherever. I used it to train her to not be an idiot about a door she would go out but not in. She's always had a fear of confined spaces and of being trapped. She was a stray in the neighborhood for a year. My other dog and I convinced her that life was good (and so was the food) in a fenced yard. So she's had some issues. We overcome them one by one, and this leash has helped on a couple of counts - walks are easier (cats and squirrels are unqualifiedly off any menu of any kind) ... and now I don't have to walk her around to the backyard gate, leave her in the yard, go in the front door, walk through and unlock the back door and storm door, and let her majesty in through there.UPDATE 6/2016: Still five stars. Since using the leash to pull her through the door, she is now completely calm as she waits to go in the front door. She still pulls on the walk, but much less than before. We're much more at peace on our walks than we were before this leash; she knows she can't get away, and I know I'm in charge when I have to be.UPDATE 7/2017 Still five stars. The leash is in great shape, and life goes on pretty much as described above. It gets dirty, of course, but I use it to give her baths - she can't get away - and I give it a quick wash at the same time, just running a soapy hand along it. It comes out looking bright and pretty, again.