Where is the handle?
There is no handle per se, to allow for maximum versatility. The most simple use is a large loop type handle.
If you prefer a more classic type handle, you can make a knot toward the end according to your preference.
The larks head knot is a fairly easy way to cinch the loop around an object – carabiner, door knob, wrist, etc.
For Extra Security
Ideally, the dog you’re walking is wearing 2 pieces of equipment – a flat collar with ID and a harness, martingale collar, pinch collar or head halter. In this scenario, you would fasten one clip to each piece of equipment.
The “clip and slip” is for situations where the dog is only wearing one piece of equipment; one end of the leash is clipped to a ring on the dog’s equipment, and the other end is made into a slip lead by fastening the clip onto the rope itself.
For Extra Versatility
For a short lead, you can fasten both clips to one point of contact on the dog’s equipment. I like to clip them facing opposite directions just incase you encounter some crazy shearing force.
For a medium length lead, you can fasten one clip to the central fixed ring, resulting in a large looped handle
For a long lead, you can “slip” one end of the leash to use as a handle and clip the opposite end to the dog’s equipment.
Walk two dogs with one lead
Hands free dog walking
Dog Hitch
Off Label Uses
Snowshoe/crate/plant carrier
Tug toy
Rescue Horse Lead
How to Store Your Rescue Rope Lead
Rescue Rope Lead, but make it fashion!
