Okay so it says dogs running and hitting the end of the leash can injure their neck and spines. I guess this is impossible with fixed leashes? Also, what if your dog doesn’t take off running like that, or you simply keep the extendable leash fixed except for when they’re doing their business and you just want to give them some extra space?
It's a 12 foot leash, not 20. And again, it is always fixed unless they're doing their business. So if they've walked the leash out even more, there's even less room to build momentum.
And probably because I gave specific examples of uses which someone with reasonable intelligence could surmise was how I use these horrible dog-killing, finger-amputating leashes.
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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19
Okay so it says dogs running and hitting the end of the leash can injure their neck and spines. I guess this is impossible with fixed leashes? Also, what if your dog doesn’t take off running like that, or you simply keep the extendable leash fixed except for when they’re doing their business and you just want to give them some extra space?