Maxandneo

Long Recall Training Leash

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$7.5 $14.99 In stock

Category: Dog Leashes

The Max and Neo long recall lead is made from very high quality nylon. It is lightweight for its length and allows you to train your dog for staying at great distances without the fear of him wandering off. The long lead is also great for playing in fields and any circumstance where you want your dog to have its freedom, but not too much freedom.

Our long lead is 3/4" wide and comes in 15, 20, 30, 50, and 100 foot lengths. It is made of a lightweight nylon and small gunmetal clasp. We made our long leash using lighter weight materials so even the 30 foot length will not hinder your smaller dog.

WE DONATE ONE FOR ONE TO A DOG RESCUE FOR EVERY PRODUCT SOLD

At Max and Neo, our sole mission is to help dog rescues. That is why we donate one for one for every product sold. We hope to alleviate some of the burden that dog rescues incur by providing them with everyday products that they need to run and maintain their rescues. But we don't stop there. We make sure that our products are the highest quality because dog rescues deserve to get quality donations, not just dollar store junk. All of our products are designed in at our headquarters in Scottsdale, Arizona and manufactured with high quality control using the best possible materials.



Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas G. ★★★★★

I was nervous letting my dog roam at the park, but this long lead gives me peace of mind while I work on his recall. The nylon is sturdy yet light enough that it doesn't drag him down, and the length lets him explore without me chasing after him.

Olivia ★★★★★

The nylon webbing feels dense and well-stitched, so even when my dog hits the end at full sprint, there’s no worrying snap. I can finally let him roam far at the park without the constant fear of him bolting, and it coils up small enough to toss in my bag.

Steven O. ★★★★★

The nylon is surprisingly sturdy yet featherlight, so even at full extension I barely feel the drag. My pup’s finally learning to circle back from across the park without me bracing for a tug.