Types And Characteristics Of Pet Leash

Pet leash is a dog walking device, many people walking dogs will not be willing to use the rope to hold the dog, in fact, it is not recommended to do so. Pet leash is very useful, it is also very simple to use, when the owner goes out to walk the dog, it is recommended to wear the dog leash. There are more types of lead rope on the market, what are the specific categories and how to choose, how to use correctly, many novice shovel officers are not clear, here for everyone to talk about the following, how we should choose the lead rope according to the characteristics of the dog, and how to correctly wear the dog.
There are many types of dog lead ropes, including chest straps, collar lead ropes, straps, cross straps and telescopic types.
Chest harness lead rope: A lead rope that surrounds the dog's chest and the back of the front legs and connects the rope at the back.
Collar-type lead rope: generally made of leather, nylon, plastic, cotton and synthetic leather, through a collar and a connected rope to achieve the effect of traction. This collar-type lead rope is not particularly comfortable, and the dog's hard pulling may make the dog uncomfortable and irritate the throat.
Strap lead rope: it is like a small vest to put on the dog, the rope is buckled on the back, this lead rope will make the dog's comfort get a boost, generally will not exclude.
Cross strap type: The rope is tied to the two front legs, and there is a buckle on the back that can be fastened. This rope is more commonly used on dogs, and it is not easy to be removed.
Telescopic lead rope: mainly traction function, can be used in the front three kinds of body, can control the distance of the dog run, more convenient, the rope can freely control the length.
P-chain lead rope: The P-chain lead rope is the largest leash for the dog. Its advantage is that it can double the binding force on the dog, once the dog wants to rush, the P-chain leash will immediately tighten the dog's neck, so that the dog is difficult to breathe, so as to slow down the pace and avoid bursting.