Retractable Dog Leads & Leashes: Flexi Freedom Soft Grip Leads for Dogs

*	Retractable dog leash boasts comfortable ergonomic handle

*	Maintain control while your dog enjoys the feeling of freedom

*	Lock and Release feature restrains dogs in a natural manner

Enjoy comfortable, consistent control during walks with your dog. Flexi Freedom Soft Grip Leads feature an improved ergonomic design with a rubberized, soft grip handle that rests comfortably in your hand to reduce fatigue. Signature two-button Lock and Release feature puts you in control as needed for simple, one-hand operation. Easily stop, extend or retract the lead for precision control.

Flexi Freedom Soft Grip Leads feature metal swivel clip closure for fast and easy leash attachment/detachment and includes 17" safety collar. Corded models feature a hand loop in the nylon tape for extra control. 16 ft.

Model	For Dogs	Nylon Tape/ Cord Width	Extends
Small	Up to 26 lbs	3/8" nylon tape attached to cord	16 ft
Medium	Up to 44 lbs	7/16" nylon tape attached to cord	16 ft
Large	Up to 110 lbs	1/2" nylon tape	16 ft

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Directions
Attaching the Leash

Always use the enclosed safety collar in addition to your dog's collar. The safety collar prevents snap-back if the dog's collar breaks, or if the leash disconnects from your dog's collar.
Attach the hook of the leash to the D-ring of your dog's collar. Never attach it to your dog's ID tag ring. That ring is not strong and will break.
Make sure that the hook is fully closed and securely attached to the collar D-ring and the rings of the safety collar.
Detaching the Leash
Make sure your dog is under control. Fully retract the leash before detaching it.
Using the Leash
Always hold the leash by the handle and never by the cord/tape/belt. You can also hold the hand loop with your other hand for extra control. Never tie leash around a tree, pole, or any other object.

To STOP the leash, press the Brake Button.
To LOCK the brake, press the Brake Button and push the Lock forward.
To RELEASE the brake lock, draw back the Lock.
To bring your dog nearer, follow these steps and never touch the cord/tape/belt:

Extend your arm forward and press the Brake Button.
Step toward your dog and at the same time bring your arm to your side.
Release the Brake Button and swing your arm towards your dog and press the Brake Button again.
Repeat as needed.

Train Your Dog to Walk With a Lead

Introducing your dog to a lead early teaches obedience and will enable both of you to enjoy many outdoor activites together and be out and among people.

Become a Better Handler

Field training aids include collars with up-to-date identification, leads, and check cords. Brightly colored collars help you locate and distinguish between more than one hunting dog while in the field.

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