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Premier Pet Leash 3/4-Inch by 6-Feet Black
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Premier Pet Leash 3/4-Inch by 6-Feet Black

Our Price: $8.99 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
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Description:

Soft durable nylon. Metal snap buckle.

Features:

Available in 3/4" or 1" widths


Available in Red or Black


Product Details:
Product Length: 1.0 inches
Product Width: 1.0 inches
Product Height: 72.0 inches
Package Length: 5.7 inches
Package Width: 2.2 inches
Package Height: 0.8 inches
Package Weight: 0.05 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 18 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 3.0 ( 18 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

18 of 18 found the following review helpful:

1DANGEROUS LEASH DO NOT BUY!!!!Jan 17, 2010
By S. Kim "Chanel"
I originally bought this leash to match the harness which seemed pretty good. My fiance was walking our puppy one night and was getting into the elevator when the leash popped off. He told me this and I got worried. We live in the city and cars do not care nor stop for anything or anyone. I bought another premier leash thinking that maybe the leash was not properly put on or that one might've been defective. Since the company seemed like a reputable one, I bought another leash to replace it. This time I was NOT so lucky. I was walking my baby this morning and the leash just popped off. My baby knowing where the dog run is wanted to go and was running across a large avenue and was struck by a bus. She is now in the ICU of a veterinary hospital. How can a company continue to sell a leash that is NOT secure???!!!!! What's the point of the leash?????!!!!!! These are our babies that they are putting in danger. PLEASE do not risk getting this leash it is not worth it.

12 of 12 found the following review helpful:

1DangerousJul 12, 2009
By Kyle Schroeder "afterthought"
I bought a premier leash in 08 and it released my dog several times. Freaked me out. I've had no trouble with the collar but wont be buying the leash again.
The function of a leash is to stay connected to the dog. Whats up with that Premier! NOT COOL! Hope its been redesigned.

11 of 12 found the following review helpful:

1Dangerous!Nov 10, 2008
By Zebu
The closure on the leash is poor. My dog escaped twice before I realized there was a real problem with this leash. The first time I had assumed I didn't get it fully attached to the loop on his collar. The second time he broke free it was a night on a very busy urban street. If he would have wandered off it would have been over! We got back home and my husband and I tested it by attaching the leash to the collar and pulling. The collar repeatedly broke free of the leash with minimal effort. I have not used the leash since and certainly would never buy it again.

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

1Do not buy this leash!Jan 28, 2010
By Fuji
I bought this leash at the animal shelter where I adopted my dog. Even though it's only been a week, this leash has come off of his collar twice. As soon as I got my dog safely home, I sat and figured out what the problem is. The reason it pops off is the ring on the collar twists up against the trigger and pushes it back just far enough to release the ring. It WILL happen eventually if the ring gets in the right position. In my case, I was using this leash with a Gentle Leader collar. The ring on that collar is a very small diameter and round. I think this leash might work better with a collar that had a D-ring of a very thick diameter, but I'm not willing to risk it.

I have another leash with a smaller more rounded trigger. I tried the same set up and I was unable to pop the trigger.

If you already own this leash, consider replacing it or figuring out a backup method to keep it attached when it does fail.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

1Wrong clasp for the applicationApr 02, 2010
By David B. Jones
Years ago I had a saxophone neck strap with that exact kind of clasp on it. After about the third time I caught my 1960 Selmer Mark VI tenor by the thumb hook, I scrapped the strap. The problem with that kind of hook is if you attach it to a small ring, the proximal side of the ring can push on the opening mechanism while giving the distal side leverage to push through the opening.

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