00:00So, you've been working on recall with your dog, right?
00:03You call their name at the park, and they just, look at you and keep sniffing.
00:08Been there.
00:09The thing is, you can't actually train reliable recall without a long line,
00:13you need that safety net while your dog learns they have freedom, but you're still connected.
00:18So I went digging and pulled together the 5 best training leashes I could find,
00:22and honestly, almost all of them are under 5 bucks.
00:26Let's get into it.
00:28Kicking things off, we've got this long nylon training leash that comes in sizes from about
00:324 feet all the way up to 100 feet.
00:35And that range is the whole point, you start close, maybe 15 feet,
00:39get your dog nailing recall at that distance, then you step up to 30, then 50.
00:44It's basically a whole training program in one leash.
00:47Nearly 5,000 of these have sold with a solid 4.5 rating, and it's $4.55.
00:54For that price, honestly, just grab two different lengths and you're set.
00:59Next up is the heavy-duty nylon long line, and this one goes from about 5 feet up to 160
01:04feet
01:05if you really want to go big.
01:07Where this one shines is durability, the webbing is thicker, so if your dog hits the end of the
01:11line at a full sprint, it holds.
01:14That's the moment cheap leashes fail.
01:17It's 476, over 4,500 sold.
01:20If you've got a bigger dog or you're training in open fields and hiking trails,
01:24this is the one I'd reach for.
01:27Number 3 is a different approach, this is a slip lead, so it's the leash and the collar in one
01:31piece.
01:32You just loop it over the head and go.
01:35The big selling point is the no-pull design with the P-chain-style stop,
01:39which means it tightens gently when they pull but doesn't choke them when they walk nicely.
01:44It's genuinely great for teaching loose leash walking.
01:47For 99, 4.5 stars, and it's the fastest leash to put on that I've ever used.
01:53Perfect for vet trips and quick potty breaks.
01:56Coming in at number 4 is the polypropylene tracking rope,
02:00and this is my pick if you train anywhere wet.
02:03Nylon soaks up water and gets heavy and gross.
02:06Poly doesn't, it stays light, it doesn't absorb mud, and it dries fast.
02:11It's also anti-tear, so dragging it through brush isn't going to shred it.
02:16It's got the highest rating in this group at 4.7 stars, and it's $4.83.
02:22If you're doing beach work, river hikes, or tracking, this is the smart buy.
02:27And number 5, something completely different, a metal chain lead with a leather-style handle.
02:32This one's for the chewers.
02:34If your dog has destroyed 2 or 3 nylon leashes already,
02:38a chain solves that problem permanently, because there's nothing to bite through.
02:42The leather handle means it's still comfortable in your hand instead of digging in.
02:47It's $6.93, so it's the priciest here, but it's also the last leash you'll buy.
02:524.7 stars and nearly 4,000 sold says people agree.
02:57Alright, that's the 5.
02:59All the links are sitting down in the description, so go check the current prices, they move around a lot.
03:05And if this helped you out, hit that like button and subscribe,
03:08because I've got more dog gear breakdowns coming.
03:11Thanks for watching, and go train that recall.
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