Where can I buy a long leash?

[bluesunshine]

Hi,

My dog is learning callback in a park. I need to get a 15-30 feet long leash. But I looked almost everywhere, walmart, pet stores such as petectra;global pet food, pet value, etc....they don't have it! I know I can get a retractable leash but I personally favor the real long leash....Can someone show me the directions please?

Thank you.

[mona_b]

Pet value should have them.The leash is called a training lead.They have a 20' and a 30'...It's actually rolled up and in a small bag where the leashes and collars are.I just picked one up for a co-worker,and I used it when I was training my dogs when they were pups.

[breeze]

mondu also has them.. we bought 2 of them they come in 20 30 aqnd 40foot in red and black..they are usally rolled up in a bag.... there called training leashes..

[luckypenny]

If you still can't find one in your area, ask the store manager to order one for you. I think the name of one company that makes them is Hunter. Most pet supply stores carry this brand so it shouldn't be a problem to order a specific product from their distributor.

[Lise]

If you can't find a long enough one,try a tack shop. Lunge lines work as well and are available in cotton which I find easier on your hands than nylon.

[BusterBoo]

I have bought the 20 ft training leash at The Dollar Store! Yup, $1.00 for a leash. Granted, you have to check it and make sure the stitching is good, but I have used the same one for the past 2 yrs.

[Elizabeth Ann]

Originally Posted by bluesunshine

Hi,

My dog is learning callback in a park. I need to get a 15-30 feet long leash. But I looked almost everywhere, walmart, pet stores such as petectra;global pet food, pet value, etc....they don't have it! I know I can get a retractable leash but I personally favor the real long leash....Can someone show me the directions please?

Thank you.

I purchased three 20 foot leashes from Dollarama.

[bluesunshine]

Gee! Who would think dollar store also sell dog leash! ha ha...

by the way i have another question: those "training leash" in a bag you guys mentioned, it is not the same thing as the "tieout", right? 'cuz I saw a lot of those in Walmart.

Thank you folks!

[breeze]

Originally Posted by bluesunshine

Gee! Who would think dollar store also sell dog leash! ha ha...

by the way i have another question: those "training leash" in a bag you guys mentioned, it is not the same thing as the "tieout", right? 'cuz I saw a lot of those in Walmart.

Thank you folks!

if we are taking about the same one no they are not the same....
I too bought one at the dollar stor but for bree it was to skinny.. I like the thicker ones myself.. 1"-1 1/2" in width.. I find when they are dragged along the street or hard surface the thicker ones don't frey as much..

[dmc123]

When Simon had his training, they also wanted us to bring a long leash. Not wanting to buy one (didn't think about the dollar store) I had some thick rope (closeline rope is a good choice). I bought a hook, tied a knot, made a loop for a handle...and Voila! had our new lead/leash.

Just another suggestion.

Diane

[CearaQC]

Originally Posted by BusterBoo

I have bought the 20 ft training leash at The Dollar Store! Yup, $1.00 for a leash. Granted, you have to check it and make sure the stitching is good, but I have used the same one for the past 2 yrs.

Ditto.

Except Sheeba chewed through hers when I wasn't looking. lol Good thing it only cost a dollar.

[Spatx]

I always see them at the dollar store as well, but thats after I went and bought one from Pet Valu. Figures, eh?

[SydneyDog]

I was able to get a very durable long leash from PetPilot after seeing them at a trade show in Indiana. They can make custom leashes of any length - you may have to email them to get it though. www.petpilot.com
I have a 20 foot leash with a water-ski type handle from them. Hope this helps.

[pbpatti]

Welcome SydneyDog, Too bad you were not here to answer this post in 2008...this is an old post that you have responded to but please go to the introduce yourself thread and tell us about you and your pets. patti