Leather is still the first choice for a lot of trainers. It is quiet, easy on the hands, and a full-grain leash gets softer the more you use it. The real question is length and hardware.
How to choose a leather dog leash
- 6 ft (180 cm). The everyday length for walking and heel work. Choose the Professional Leather Dog Leash with brass D-ring and snap, or the version with a Nappa handle.
- 7 ft (210 cm) 7-in-1. The Multimode and Multipurpose leads cover several setups with one leash instead of two or three.
- Slip leash. Full-grain, 6 ft, with a brass ring and stopper. Leash and collar in one for kennel runs and quick moves.
- Short leashes. The short leash with brass snap hook, the braided full-grain short leash and the 12 in (30 cm) leash with Nappa-padded handle keep the dog close in crowds and doorways.
- Pocket leash. A small leather leash with a circle handle and brass snap, easy to carry when the dog is working off leash.
The K9 Full-Grain Leather Dog Leash with brass hardware rounds out the range. Brass hardware and full-grain leather pair well with our leather dog collars. If you also want nylon or PowerFlex options, browse all working dog leashes. For wet work and long lines, nylon leashes are the better tool.
