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Old 08-07-2012, 01:07 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by ironmike86 View Post
Fwiw. long retractable leashes aren't good. If another dog comes up it's hard to get them back. Some ppl like there dogs to walk ahead. But I train my to always walk by my side. Never let them in front. Thats how I was taught to train my dogs. But alot off ppl like to use them. If your dog is 10 feet away and a big Lab or Pitbull comes it's hard to get them back. Just make sure your in a safe area JMO
Mine are always walked by my side too, it's how I was taught at obedience schools and we've never varied. Now, I do stop along the way and that is when I will release the lock mechanism and allow the dogs to walk a few feet away from me. As Kristin mentioned above, I am always aware of our surroundings and use the Flexi's only in our neighborhood, never at dog parks or when we travel.

When I first bought our mini flexi-leashes only the corded variety were sold in that size.
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