Black nylon slip lead dog leash coiled showing the sliding collar loop
Slip lead colour range including black, blue, red, gold and purple
Close-up of the metal slider that adjusts the slip lead collar size
Braided nylon rope detail on the 5 ft dog training leash
Dog walking on a nylon slip lead with the loop sitting high on the neck
Slip lead thickness comparison in 0.8, 1 and 1.2 centimetre diameters
Slip lead loop being slipped over a dog's head in one motion

Nylon Slip Lead Dog Leash – 5 ft Training Leash with Sliding Collar

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Description

A leash and collar in one. Slip the loop over your dog's head and you're out the door — no buckling, no separate collar. The sliding stopper lets you set how snug the loop closes, so it stays comfortable while giving you clear, immediate control.

Why choose a slip lead

  • On in two seconds — ideal for quick backyard trips, vet visits, grooming appointments and rescue work.
  • Nothing to escape from — no buckle to slip out of, which suits dogs that back out of standard collars.
  • Adjustable stopper — slide it down to fix the loop size so it never over-tightens.
  • Durable braided nylon — smooth on your hands, resists fraying, and dries quickly after wet walks.

Choosing your size

  • 0.31" (0.8 cm) diameter — small dogs and puppies up to roughly 25 lb
  • 0.39" (1 cm) diameter — medium dogs, roughly 25–60 lb
  • 0.47" (1.2 cm) diameter — large and strong-pulling dogs, 60 lb and up

Specifications

  • Total length: 59" (150 cm), approximately 5 ft
  • Material: Braided nylon rope with metal slider
  • Includes: 1 × slip lead

Training note: A slip lead is a control tool, not a correction device. Keep the loop high on the neck, just behind the ears, and pair it with loose-leash training rather than sustained pressure.