Hands Free Dog Leash, Dog Walking and Training Belt with Shock Absorbing Bungee Leash for up to 180lbs Large Dogs, Phone Pocket and Water Bottle Holder, Fits All Waist Sizes From 28” to 48”
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In addition to being ordinary waterproof, it has a waterproof zipper as the zipper area is the most vulnerable to water Despite the waterproof fabric of the whole bag, it is not completely water-resistant.
There are about seven inches in length and width of this pouch. This is 3L'x4. It holds your phone 6 plus without a problem, since it is 5''W.
I will give you two hands - Leashes are included, just like they are shown in the picture.
In spite of its length, the leash isn't heavy. This is the collar I use for my 110 lb You can do something else instead of holding the leash, so this makes it easier to free your hands up. You can exercise, run, or walk on it with ease. You know, etc. It seems like it would work for a smaller dog as well. The waistband of this shirt has great pockets as well.
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I put two rottweilers and a german shepherd together on it and it handled the stress quite well. I give it two thumbs up.
This product is just a bit too bulky for me, and the construction doesn't feel too sturdy. My love of dog walking led to me throwing my packaging away, so I will keep this in my closet so I can choose again A product like this seems well made for dogs who may be lighter in weight. The following is a list of the dogs that There are many of my clients who In addition I have a couple clients who have large dogs and pull quite a bit. They were so thin and light that it felt like they were going to rip off the leash. This leash is quite flimsy and I cannot imagine that it would rip on a guy just by the way it feels. I saw another reviewwhere the traffic lead actually ripped on a guy. In the end, I opted to use my heavier-duty nylon leash instead since it includes a traffic lead that doesn't feel like it will tear. Even so, I am not confident that this belt can hold a dog that is pulling hard because it feels overall There are times when you cannot predict certain triggers that Dogs will have. I have seen dogs running for privacy fences, cars, kids, other dogs, and deer. Even if you are holding your dog tight, the stitching will pull out if you give a little bit. A belt pulls sideways no matter how tight or how loose it is, so you should have it loose enough that the dogs won't pull against you. I designed it to be for dogs that do not pull very You have **Pockets It feels awkward to me to carry a water bottle in that pocket. I'd prefer to use it as a trash bag holder or cell phone holder as it's stiffer than it should be. Additionally, the zippers are a bit uncomfortable a magnetic closure, like those found on some running belts, would make these pockets significantly more convenient. There is not much room for a sixteen ounce bottle in there, so you would really only want an 8 ounce bottle. I can't use a 12 oz because it's so awkward.
Overall, I think think this belt would be very useful for people who are traveling more than a short distance and have well-behaved often go for long hikes with my own dogs on the weekends, and although they have good leash manners, I might choose to purchase this belt. can also see this as a really useful training tool if you are working with your dogs in a field to teach them things like recall or such. If you simply walk your dog on a regular basis, I do not think it is the best belt for you. The cheap nylon Kong leash belt I have on my waist has a slimmer pocket, so I have decided to use it. The cons are as follows I'm sorry - The bulkiness of the size and the bulkiness of the pocketsbr>- It is awkward to put a water bottle in the pocket - -Although the leash and belt are made of a durable material, the material seems weak to me - It appears that the stitching is easily ripped a couple of dogs have torn the stitching I'm sorry - There is a thin line between traffic and leads. I'm sorry - There is a lot of stuff you can store in pockets - *Cleaning pockets are made of neoprene, and so they are easy to wipe. Luckily, a water bottle pocket can be used to carry waste bags or a cell phone (treats will fall out when you bend over, so don't use it that way).
Zeke (SD) and I always have to have some things on us when we are out and about, and I find it convenient and easy to carry those things without having to hold them The rubber material allows me to pass the poo bags through (which ensures I can access the bags without digging around in the bag and also keeps the poo bags taut so they won't just fall out). I can separate my license, credit cards, and a wallet in the front pocket from the main area so that I can find everything easily. Additionally, there's a generous side pocket with an elastic band that would be perfect for keys, anything really. It is important for Zeke, as a service dog, to always have enough biscuits on hand to reinforce his work Having it setup this way makes it a very good cookie compartment (the placement is perfect for it). It is the most popular way to travel You won't be able to fit a water bottle here) or a ball (or something similar). It is a really high quality piece of So far, the fabric I have had has held up rather well over the 6 months I have had it. Stitching was intact, and there were no issues with the zipper. Also, you can find a lot of water in this region A resistant material. In all types of rain and snow, Zeke and I have walked outside, and the items in my purse (phone, bolus remote, paper items) have never been wet. The water is not suitable for swimming in However, I have not experienced any adverse weather conditions such as rain or snow. It was great to have the leash as well. You can find the handles and D-shaped holes in the handles There are just the right rings at the right I'm glad that we are able to give him a little extra room as well with the bungy material. There is also a traffic lead (a short 3-word description Whether you plan to use this on a daily basis as an accessory for a service dog or working dog, or as a great hiking item for your travel companion - you can't go wrong with it. Invest in this pouch and you won't be disappointed!.
It has been useful for walking my 50 lb Siberian husky, as well as my 60 lb road mutt, about a dozen times in the past three weeks. My dog's dual leash became detached from the waist pouch when the metal snapped and I reached for the handle just in time. I would have let my dogs run in traffic if I hadn't grabbed for the handle. Dual leashes are advertised as being safe for two dogs therefore, this leash should be able to enclose two pets at one time. Despite the pain in my chest, my heart still throbs. In addition to the waist pack's pockets, it has a phone pocket as well There was no loss of elasticity in the leashes when I put my iPhone 7 Plus into one. This is a one-star system (if I could give it a negative 100, I would) however, the metal breaking is a fatal flaw.
The belt makes it easy to train without using your hands! With this product, I can take more than 7 dogs at once in a single sitting, while my hands are still free, which is essential for the pack members who can be aggressive. In addition to that, it's also incredibly durable and can hold a water bottle well!.
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