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30’ Lead Pouch $45.95 /
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Start ShoppingThe quality of the leashes are amazing, they have been through the wringer with me as I’m a dog trainer. These are one of the top leashes that I recommend and send my clients home with.
These DDLs have been a game-changer in the communication with my dogs. These are great for training with a soft touch, excellent quality, and very convenient.
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I love the quality and convenience. I love the Velcro on both sides, so I can roll it up either way when I'm multitasking.
We are rough on our equipment with livestock guardian dogs and quite a bit of beach sand! This is working out great!
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Fantastic quality, and also convenient.
I bought the oversized pouch so that I could have room for the lead and extra items. Very happy!
Don't waste your money at the "pet stores" if you are serious about your K9 equipment. (our pups are over 100 pounds each...)
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If training dogs were a mission, this leash would be my standard-issue gear. The Rader K9 4’ Slip Lead is built like tactical equipment but works with the precision of a scalpel—exactly what you want when you’re shaping obedience in every breed, from bouncy doodles to powerhouse bullies.
Since finding these leads, I don’t just use them—I depend on them. The length is perfect for keeping control without tangling yourself in excess line, and the slip design gives me instant communication with the dog. It’s a tool that speaks their language, clear and consistent, without shouting.
Durability? Let’s just say if my Malinois hasn’t shredded it, it’s not going anywhere. Comfort? The grip is smooth but sturdy enough to remind you you’re holding real kit, not a toy-store leash. It’s the kind of gear that makes you feel prepared—whether you’re on the training field or just walking through downtown chaos.
Bottom line: This isn’t just a leash—it’s the leash. Once you go Rader, everything else feels like civilian issue.
