We rescued a dog who is pretty badly chaffed around the neck, but who is IMMACULATELY leash trained. He is such an amazing leash walker, but has major collar sensitivity, and now we know why (chaffing). We also suspect he was overdisciplined. I used your video to make him a gentle slip lead out of paracord. We've worked hard to build up his trust and he let me put the slip lead around him with no problem. This video was so easy to follow. Thank you!
WOW ! Thank you so very much I HAVE JUST MADE 3 , for my old ladies , I dont like them wearing collars now they are nearly 14 yrs old. I didnt have any good stuff so made them out of white stuff, but next time Im in the city I am going to buy some special rope for them. The other 2 younger dogs I bought expensive slip leads for. Wow i cant believe I did it xxxxx
thank you for the tutorial . I added an extra knot in the inner part of the knot to made it tighter. just in case., My dog is way bigger. thank you again
Was looking for how to make a leash for puppy we just found (named him Bear) and found this video start watching and your dog name also Bear. call it destiny ahaha
Yeah but that’s not the proper position for the rope, it needs to be right behind the ears I back of the jaw, I just watched a Cesar Milan video about this lol
it would only stay tight if you keep pulling on it constantly. The beauty of a slip lead is that it will release to a point of comfort for the dog and not cause any damage. That's why there is the little locking knot to limit how loose the lead will get. And like @marmaidreefer said, you should keep the slip lead up behind the ears.
If you are constantly pulling, then you are doing it wrong. Whether you use a slip lead or a regular collar, if you pull constantly you will cause damage. A slip lead helps prevent dogs from slipping out of a collar or leash, they are great safety and training tools when used properly. They are the only leash we use at my work because they are the safest when used properly.
Your dog is the tightness stopper, lol. Unless you hang them in a tree or something, this isn't going to kill your dog. These are the only type of leashes we use at my work because they are the safest when used properly.
No, a noose is way bigger, tied differently and if done properly snaps a person's neck so they don't strangle. This is a great training tool. We only use slip leads where I work because they are the safest.
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We rescued a dog who is pretty badly chaffed around the neck, but who is IMMACULATELY leash trained. He is such an amazing leash walker, but has major collar sensitivity, and now we know why (chaffing). We also suspect he was overdisciplined. I used your video to make him a gentle slip lead out of paracord. We've worked hard to build up his trust and he let me put the slip lead around him with no problem. This video was so easy to follow. Thank you!
WOW ! Thank you so very much I HAVE JUST MADE 3 , for my old ladies , I dont like them wearing collars now they are nearly 14 yrs old. I didnt have any good stuff so made them out of white stuff, but next time Im in the city I am going to buy some special rope for them. The other 2 younger dogs I bought expensive slip leads for. Wow i cant believe I did it xxxxx
That Pup is so Gorgeous
Thanks! I saw one at PetSmart yesterday made out of similar rope for $20. Will be making this over the weekend.
Great video and thanks! And for everyone wondering it does not choke your dog if u are doing it write.
very cute pup and very docile.
Two words SIMPLE, BEST
This was an excellent easy video and I made it in the same time as the video! thanks!!!
Ya look pretty simple
Excellent, thanks Tina. Beautiful dog too :)
thank you for the tutorial . I added an extra knot in the inner part of the knot to made it tighter. just in case., My dog is way bigger. thank you again
awesome! so simple and easy! great training tools and surprisingly expensive at the store!
Awesome! This is what I need. Thank you! ❤
Thanks and well explained. 😊
awesome!!
Your dog is SO cuteeee ❤
I made it thanks! Post more!
Thank you for sharing this idea, I will try to make one, but make sure my dog can't slip away from the leash behind his ears.
Cesar Milan uses leashes like this to train dogs
And sells fancy ones too ;)
Hahaha hes the cutest
thx bae
Was looking for how to make a leash for puppy we just found (named him Bear) and found this video start watching and your dog name also Bear. call it destiny ahaha
slip knot :if u pull more the rope,it tights the dog neck and result -dog struggle to breathe
is it right?
Nagesh D yes
Yeah but that’s not the proper position for the rope, it needs to be right behind the ears I back of the jaw, I just watched a Cesar Milan video about this lol
it would only stay tight if you keep pulling on it constantly. The beauty of a slip lead is that it will release to a point of comfort for the dog and not cause any damage. That's why there is the little locking knot to limit how loose the lead will get. And like @marmaidreefer said, you should keep the slip lead up behind the ears.
If you are constantly pulling, then you are doing it wrong. Whether you use a slip lead or a regular collar, if you pull constantly you will cause damage. A slip lead helps prevent dogs from slipping out of a collar or leash, they are great safety and training tools when used properly. They are the only leash we use at my work because they are the safest when used properly.
Does this come loose if the dog pulls? That knot seems like my dog would break it easy and hes only 15 weeks
what happened? please come back😖
Where's the tightness stopper so you don't kill your dog
Your dog is the tightness stopper, lol. Unless you hang them in a tree or something, this isn't going to kill your dog. These are the only type of leashes we use at my work because they are the safest when used properly.
that's a noose
No, a noose is way bigger, tied differently and if done properly snaps a person's neck so they don't strangle. This is a great training tool. We only use slip leads where I work because they are the safest.
I'm so lost 🙄🤣🤣🤣
Buy him a collar
Unnecessary, they have a slip lead now.
Worst direction's
Actualy I think they are mighty good !! simple and sensible !