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Leash Coupler - Need Help? 1 Attachment(s) As a Mommie to an only child furbaby, I need help with using a Coupler. Going on vacation soon & my daughter is taking her furbaby. Would love to use a Coupler for both. I found this that I have. Is it used as a Coupler? If so, HOW?? :rolleyes: lol I've seen the ones that have the hook attachments on each end, but have no idea how this one works. Help me out pls.:p ps...I would Loooove to have 1/2 doz yorkies aaaaahhh....maybe one day:dreaming: |
Sorry that I can't help you, but that is so weird you posted this. I got Princess a new leash yesterday & it came with one of those & I've been wondering what it is! Hope someone can help both of us...:rolleyes: |
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I think those are the extra attachments that usually come with Flexi leads. I haven't bought a Flexi in a long time since I found out how dangerous they can be, so I could be remembering wrong too! :rolleyes: I never used it since I believe it's something that goes around the dog's neck in case the collar breaks and we always attached to a harness...I could be way off here. :confused: ETA: Ah ha! I found the instructions, and they refer to it as a safety collar! http://www.flexiusa.com/operation/safety-advice.php I should add that a coupler typically has a d-ring at the "point" on the V shape which attaches to the leash and each end of the V shape has a clip to attach to the dog. My favorite coupler is by Wacky Walkr. |
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Oh wow. Thanks! So it's used as a safety collar. Would never have guessed. I of course, will Never use it for that. Thanks so much. I will venture on to find a new coupler.:D btw: I Love yr avatar pic...Cutest poses!!! |
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I bought a coupler and tried using it, honestly though, it's easier for me to walk them with out a coupler than with one. I walk up to 4 dogs on separate leads and rarely have a problem with twisted leads. |
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It looks like a collar to me. Kinda like how a choker collar works. I bought a coupler at Petsmart that I use. I love using a coupler as it just so much easier only having one leash in hand as opposed to several. Plus it keeps all the dogs at an even pace, no one can run ahead ahead of the other, they have to learn to work together. If I were you I would get one from Cindy (Chattiesmom). She can make them in any color, they are light weight and you can do two, three, etc. I wish I would have gotten mine from her but it was an unexpected trip and I needed a coupler right then. I find that the couplers sold in stores have such big leash clips making them a bit bulky for such a small dog. |
I love this person's coupler/triplers: 3 DOG COUPLER LEASH 3/8"X 5' NYLON SWIVEL SNAP EACH END - eBay (item 130397765478 end time May-29-11 21:48:22 PDT) See how there is swiveling action at both the top and bottom (at the upper main swivel, the upper clip swivel, and the lower clip swivel)? That really helps w/ tangling rather than if there was only one spot of swiveling. |
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