EzyDog Zero Shock Dog Leash - Shock Absorbing Bungee Leash for Dogs That Pull or Excite - Dual Handle and Reflective for Large, Medium, or Small Dogs (48-inch, Black)

We've tried several different styles of leashes, and this is by far the best, especially for strong dogs like ours. You can immediately feel the difference that these leashes are very sturdy and more comfortable to hold. They won't stop your dog from pulling, but it definitely gives you more control when they do pull. The length is perfect as well. We purchased leashes for both of our labs, and you can tell that they will last a very long time. We highly recommend this leash.

Had a friend that works with training dogs at Humane Society preparing for adoption. I told her had bad hand & wrist putting off surgery, she suggested this one saying pricey but worth it. Will agree, on both, very expensive for someone on a tight budget but quality seems great! Nice spring action give, less strain on my wrist. Wish they would make me an offer for good review, lol, but serious. Could use another one being have two very big strong German Shepherd's, my husband still likes to go for walks with are older guy that weighs more than him but that's his buddy of 11yrs as long as he's been fighting the Cancer, no remission. Can't keep a good guy down, that goes for both of them. Definitely would suggest buying.

Along with the harness and the leash attachment to walk 2 dogs at once, this truly is the best leash I’ve ever used. I have total control of both labs and it’s great for an active 7 month old. Great company and great products! So happy I got all three items that work very well together. You can’t go wrong w this leash and the harness. Easy to use, very sturdy and well made and reasonable price. Love all three products.

We've had several different kinds of leashes for our pups and this is by far the best. Eventually we learned everything we wanted in a leash, not just for our dogs, but for us. We own 3 of these now, one for each labrador we have. The reasons we chose this specific leash is, the handle is padded so our hands don't hurt while training our dogs (they love to pull). The length is perfect because it gives them enough space to go to the bathroom but a grip piece on the leash to keep them close when walking. The extra "loop" by the dogs collar is great for keeping control in certain situations. I find we use it when other dogs are nearby or extra control is needed on our walks. If anything should happen to our leashes, I'd still choose this one for repurchase. One of our pups is a service dog and he's the one we've tested several leashes on, during his training.

I was skeptical to try, but also desperate, I’m 114 LBS and my 55 LBS Shepard/Lab normally drags me and almost rips my shoulder off. BUT ALAS! This is amazing! I’m no longer getting dragged or sore shoulders & wrists, the bungie in this is definitely good quality, even when we were walking and she tried to lunge at another dog, I didn’t have to struggle to pull her away or get hurt from her lunge due to the quality bungie. I’m so thankful! My significant other tried and loved it as well. We recently got a 2nd pup and want to take them for walks at the same time so I purchased a 2nd leash already to prevent any pulling issues for us. The only thing on this that I feel could be just a lil bit better, the “traffic control loop” it’s flush with the rest of the leash. If half of it could be an 1.5” or so less flush with the rest of the leash, just so it’d be a little easier to slip my hand it faster. Regardless of that though it’s still a wonderful product that I highly recommend.

We use this leash with a 35-pound Jindo with a prey drive like you read about. It's a great leash; well-constructed and the shock absorber does work as advertised. The handle is particularly comfortable. We have the 48" version, which is the longer of the two options, and to me the one detractor is that I'd prefer it to be a bit longer. I think with a taller dog or a shorter human it'd be fine, but as it stands about another 10 inches would be welcome.

So much better than the hard snap of a regular leash. The zero shock works fantastic. 100% recommend for pullers

When I began taking my boyfriend's dog out to the little park at his apartment, the problem was that his dog has an extreme level of separation anxiety and becomes highly reactive (not aggressive, but fearful) when separated from him, and he would pull like CRAZY to get back -- and he's not a small dog. When he wasn't nearly pulling me down, it was still absolutely EXHAUSTING my arm(s) just to hold onto and control him. It helped when I brought over a head collar I had from a previous foster dog, but when he would react to a sound or a presence in the parking garage and try to flee, I was still so afraid that he would break his own neck charging to the end of the leash. I really did not want to spend $30+ on a leash, but I am so glad that I did. The combination of the head collar, the shock-absorption, and no excess length kept him close and gently encouraged him to stay close and calm whenever he got too excited. It made those daily outings SO much more pleasant, and I would like to believe that's true for both of us. :) We have since moved into a house with a yard where he gets most of his exercise and does his business, but I have no regrets about my purchase; it is still a SUPER valuable tool to have on hand, even if it doesn't get used every day anymore.