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Pet pick of the week: The Blocky Dog 3 way leash

March 13, 2009 by Dr. V

Walking a big dog can be a big proposition. Without the use of my beloved Gentle Leaders, for instance, getting Emmett down the block without dislocating my shoulder was a dicey proposition. And when Mulan was in the mix? Forget it.

So yes, I do love the Gentle Leaders, and that is nothing new. But when I saw my friend the trainer walking her rambunctious German Shepherd on a clever 3-way leash, I had to know what it was.

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Check this baby out- the Blocky Dog Lock n Lead has two features that are really super cool:

1. The extra loop at the bottom of the leash allows you to quickly rein in your dog. It’s also removable.
2. There is an extra ring towards the end of the leash, which allows you to create a huge loop so instead of holding the leash by your hand, you can loop it around your chest, like this guy:

Admittedly this is not the most fashion-forward look (maybe it’s the pink), but it’s functional, and big dog people are definitely into function.

Walking a big dog hands free is something I never thought I would see, but I saw it live and in action. I really need to get one of these. This was the main reason I wasn’t ever able to take dogs and toddlers out at the same time- just not enough hands for crowd control, even when the toddler was on his own leash.

I really thought I was going to have to grow another set of arms.

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  1. Chile says

    March 13, 2009 at 11:11 am

    Ooooh, you can find three way leashes in leather…they are very cool. We used them a lot when taking 3 or 4 dogs canoeing. They work perfectly.

  2. Dr. V says

    March 13, 2009 at 1:15 pm

    Leather! Even better! I’ve never heard of these awesome things before.

  3. Jamie says

    March 13, 2009 at 2:44 pm

    I love this and must have it. We have a crazy as hell 9 month old Husky (what young Husky isn’t though?) and I would love to see how she would do on this! Especially since we try to walk her and our other dog at the same time usually, who is a husky/shepherd mix and almost 70 lbs, tho he does fine on a normal leash.

    I love your blog BTW – I have been following along the last few days after seeing the URL in your signature over at CC in the cheap dog food thread.

  4. Dr. V says

    March 13, 2009 at 4:39 pm

    Thanks Jamie! Good to have you!

    My trainer has a splitter and walks her 2 dogs on that one lead. I wish I had known about all this stuff when I had my 2 huge Goldens!

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