Puppy leash

Puppy Leads – Lightweight and Comfortable Dog Leash for Your Puppy

When choosing a dog leash for your puppy, it is important to find one that is not too heavy or bulky. At Hunni you will find light and narrow puppy leashes that are designed to give your puppy freedom of movement without burdening them with too large a carabiner or a heavy line. Puppy leashes are ideal for both daily walks and puppy training, where you teach your puppy to walk nicely on a leash.

Why choose a lightweight puppy leash?

• Lightweight design: A puppy leash is light and narrow so it won't weigh your puppy down. It comes with a smaller carabiner that fits the puppy's size.
• Comfort for the puppy: A lightweight leash ensures that the puppy does not get tired of carrying a heavy leash and can move freely during training and walks.
• Perfect for training: Use the puppy leash to teach your puppy to walk nicely on a leash, and make contact faster when your puppy gets distracted on a walk.

Which Dog Leash Should I Choose for My Puppy?

When choosing a dog leash for your puppy, it is important to consider both size and weight. A puppy leash should be lightweight, and both the carabiner and the leash should be adapted to the puppy's size. It is also important to start with a fixed dog leash before considering a flexiline.

• Lightweight Leash: Choose a dog leash with a narrow profile and a lightweight carabiner to ensure your pup isn't overloaded by the weight.
• Fixed leash over flexiline: We recommend that you avoid flexiline for puppies as it can teach your puppy to pull. Start with a fixed leash for better control and easier training.

How Long Should a Puppy Leash Be?

The length of your puppy leash should be shorter at first so your puppy learns to walk nicely without pulling. If you are using an adjustable leash, you should adjust it to the same length during training so your puppy gets used to the same freedom on the walk.

• Fixed length: Choose a fixed leash that is not too long so you have better control over your puppy during training.
• Adjustable leash: If you are using an adjustable leash, start by adjusting it to a short length so the puppy doesn't learn to pull.

Dog Leash for Large Puppies

For large puppies, you can choose a dog leash that is slightly wider and heavier. This ensures that the leash is durable enough to withstand the strength of a growing puppy, and you can continue to use the leash until the puppy is fully grown.

• Size medium or large: Large puppies can use a medium or large dog leash, which is slightly wider and stronger than a regular puppy leash.

Dog Leash for Small Puppies

For very small puppies, it is recommended to choose a lightweight leash with a shorter length. A classic fixed leash is often the best choice as it is lighter than an adjustable leash and the puppy can easily carry it.

• Size extra-small or small: Choose a small or extra-small leash for smaller puppies to ensure it is light enough for their small size.

Durability and Care of Puppy Lines

Puppy leashes are designed to last, but to extend their lifespan, it's important to take good care of them. Wash the leash if it gets dirty, and regularly check the carabiner and leash for signs of wear. Also, make sure your puppy doesn't bite the leash, as this can damage it over time.

• Clean regularly: Keep the linen clean by washing it as needed.
• Avoid bite marks: Make sure your puppy doesn't bite the leash, as this can shorten its lifespan.

Find the right puppy leash at Hunni and make walks with your puppy easy and comfortable – perfect for both everyday use and training!