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LeashLock Retractable Dog Leash

A 16 ft (5 m) retractable dog leash in blue and black with a lock button and comfortable grip handle — $11.99, shipping included.

AMS-TL-1003 · New

$11.99In stock

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About this product

Give your dog room to explore while keeping control in your hand. The LeashLock Retractable Dog Leash extends up to 16 feet (5 meters) and reels back into its blue-and-black housing. A thumb lock button holds the length you choose, and a contoured grip handle keeps the leash comfortable on longer walks.

The supplied artwork shows a flat tape leash with a metal snap clip at the end and lists the leash as one size for dogs up to 110 lbs. It is intended for walks, hikes and travel. Check your dog's weight and pulling habits before use, keep the leash locked near traffic, and inspect the tape and clip regularly for wear.

One leash is $11.99, with shipping already included. Housing material, tape width and exact handle dimensions have not been supplied.

Details at a glance

  • Retracts and extends up to 16 ft (5 m)
  • Lock button holds the leash at a chosen length
  • Contoured grip handle in blue and black
  • Metal snap clip attaches to a standard collar or harness ring
  • One size, listed for dogs up to 110 lbs
  • $11.99 per leash, shipping included
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