The Key Features to Look For When Buying a Chew Proof Retractable Dog Leash

The compact chew proof dog leash is a very versatile item. It serves the purpose of a comfortable fit around your dog’s neck and wrist while still allowing him to turn his head and look around at all sorts of things. Here are some things to consider when purchasing one of these items.

Size: Small, medium, and large. Color: Black, blue, and red Weight: 1 pound Best Use: Suitable for small to large dogs including Toy Poodles, Maltese, and German Shepherds

Material: Nylon, leather, and webbing are common materials – for the chew proof retractable dog leash. Choose the one that you think is going to be the most comfortable for your dog and will also be the strongest. You definitely want your dog to be able to move around with ease, but you also don’t want it to get tangled up in any nylon material. Webbing is the strongest and probably the most comfortable, so if your dog is a small breed he probably isn’t going to enjoy it as much as a larger breed dog would.

Color: Average price is about thirty dollars – while most other models range from forty-five dollars all the way up to a hundred dollar option. Color doesn’t matter too much. Just make sure it’s bright enough for your pet to see him. Best use: Very useful and very visible. This is the number one reason you should get a high quality model over an average one.

Most companies offer various sizes – so there is bound to be one that will work for your dog regardless of his size. One of the keys to getting the best use out of your purchase is making sure the leash has all the features you need and the best features. You might not think there are important features that are important, but they really are very important.

Most chew proof retractable dog leashes – and collars have some type of handle, but many don’t. It all really comes down to how strong your dog is and how safe you feel he is when using a handle. Some people might like handles while others hate them.

My personal choice is the one that has no handle because I can’t be bothered with getting my dog to come when I call him. He knows where to sit if there is a handle on the leash.