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Recall Training Long Line for Dogs – 23, 33 & 50 ft

Recall Training Long Line for Dogs – 23, 33 & 50 ft

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A long lead for recall practice, with a handle you can actually hold onto.

Length
Color

📏 Three Lengths for Building Distance

✋ Padded Fabric Handle

🔗 Metal Trigger Clip & D-Ring

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Ships from our supplier's California warehouse; transit is typically 4-6 business days after processing. A long line takes practice to handle — the first few sessions are usually about managing the slack.

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Product Details

  • Product type: training long line for recall work
  • Lengths: 23 ft, 33 ft, 50 ft
  • Width: 3/4 in
  • Materials: PP webbing with steel hardware
  • Handle: padded fabric, with a D-ring
  • Colors: Black, Blue, Red
  • Quantity: one lead per pack

How to Use

  1. Start in an open, low-traffic space with room to work.
  2. Clip the lead to a properly fitted harness, not a collar.
  3. Let the line out gradually as your dog moves away from you, keeping the slack off the ground.
  4. Gather the line back in as your dog returns, so it does not loop around legs.
  5. Coil the lead loosely for storage rather than knotting it.

Care Instructions

  • Rinse off mud with cool water and hang to dry fully before storing.
  • Do not machine wash or tumble dry.
  • Check the stitching and the metal clip before each session.
  • Store it coiled and dry, out of reach of your dog.

What’s Included

  • 1 x training long line in the length and color you select

A harness is not included. We recommend clipping the lead to a harness rather than a collar.

Safety Information

  • For supervised training only. Do not leave your dog unattended on a long line, and do not use it as a tie-out.
  • A loose line can wrap around legs and cause falls or rope burn. Keep the slack managed and wear closed shoes.
  • Clip to a harness rather than a collar. A dog hitting the end of a long line on a collar puts force on the neck.
  • The supplier notes the lead may be chewed if left unattended. Stop using it if the webbing frays or the clip is damaged.