K9 Command Dog Leash - 6 ft with Traffic Handle
Details
Founded by firefighter Jake Starr in 2013 in Louisville, Kentucky, Recycled Firefighter began by turning decommissioned fire hose into everyday carry gear. The business grew from a garage sewing project centered on durability, practical design and reusing materials that would otherwise be discarded. Current operations are in Cape Coral, Florida, where the brand continues its focus on craftsmanship and giving hard-wearing materials a second life.
K9 Command Dog Leash - 6 ft with Traffic Handle
Switch between a full walking lead and a shorter hold using the integrated traffic handle.
Features
Features and included details
- Integrated short traffic-control handle
- Reinforced box stitching
- Swivel clip attachment
- D-ring at main handle
Choosing the right option
Choose a toy size and play style suited to your dog. Compare the stated dimensions with toys your dog already uses. This product is for supervised interaction, and damaged material should be removed promptly. A reused material story is not a substitute for product safety testing or appropriate supervision.
Specifications
Specifications
Dimensions: 6 ft lead; 12 in traffic handle
Materials
Materials
1-inch Mil-Spec nylon webbing; swivel clip; metal D-ring
Care
Care and use
Use only for supervised interactive play. Inspect before and during play, remove the toy if damaged, and do not leave a dog alone with it. This is not an indestructible chew toy. Confirm product-specific cleaning instructions before washing.
Shipping & returns
Why this is American-made
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