Long Line Dog Leash with Rubber Grip, 6 Lengths up to 49 Ft

Teaching a reliable recall takes room to practice, and a standard 6-foot leash doesn't give your dog much of it. This long line dog leash comes in six lengths, from a short everyday lead to a 49-foot training line, so your dog can explore while you stay connected. Rubber threads woven into the webbing add grip in your hand, which helps you hold on when your dog suddenly takes off after a squirrel.

Pick the Length for the Job

Each length suits a different kind of outing. Use this guide to choose the one that fits how and where you walk:

Length	Approx. Feet	Good For
1.5 m	5 ft	Sidewalks and everyday walks
2 m	6.6 ft	Daily walks with a little extra slack
3 m	10 ft	Backyards, parks, and loose-leash practice
5 m	16 ft	Sniff walks and early recall work
10 m	33 ft	Recall training in open fields
15 m	49 ft	Distance recall, beaches, and large open spaces

Why the Rubber-Woven Grip Matters

Long lines spend a lot of time sliding through your hands as you let out or gather slack. Rubber threads woven through the center band of the webbing give the leash more grip than plain fabric, so it's easier to stop and hold when your dog reaches the end. The flat 20 mm (about 3/4 inch) webbing is also easier to gather and hold than a thin rope line. At 3 mm (about 1/8 inch) thick, it stays flexible enough to coil for carrying.

Key Features

Six lengths: 1.5 m, 2 m, 3 m, 5 m, 10 m, and 15 m, covering short daily walks up to long-distance training.
Rubber-woven grip: Improves your hold while the line moves through your hands.
20 mm flat webbing: Wide enough to hold comfortably and easy to gather.
Dual-color design: A contrasting center stripe makes the line easier to spot in grass.
Suitable for many sizes: Made for small, medium, and large dogs.

Long Line Tips

For any line longer than about 10 feet, clip it to a well-fitted dog harness rather than a collar. A sudden stop at the end of a long line puts a lot of force on the neck. Never wrap the line around your hand or fingers. Keep it clear of your dog's legs, and use the longest lengths in open areas away from roads. For more ideas on safe outings, visit our walk and outdoor page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which leash length is best for recall training?

The 10 m (33 ft) length is a common starting point. It gives your dog real distance while keeping the line manageable. Move up to 15 m once recall is solid, or choose 5 m for smaller yards.

Is this long leash suitable for small dogs?

Yes. It's made for small, medium, and large dogs. For a very small dog, a shorter length means less line dragging behind them on the ground.

Choose the length that matches your training goals and give your dog more room to learn. Browse more options in our reflective dog leashes collection.