3 Dog Lead, Reflective Detachable 3 Way Dog Leash Handle padded Adjustable Triple Dog Coupler Traction Rope for Walking One, Two, Three Dogs Black

Brilliant. This makes taking 3 dogs out on your own so easy. I was always getting tangled up in the leads previously. You can alter each individual leads length to desired length. Clasps are very sturdy and stitching reflective. Cannot fault, would definitely recommend.

Great lead for my 3 frenchies! Minimal tangling, took them about a week to get used to it and all walk side by side- but it's great now! No more holding 3 different leads! 👌 Good quality too, would definitely recommend 🙂

It works they can all gain a bit of space when one wants to pee it's adjustable its strong it tangles sometimes but nothing irrisolvableIt's good I recommend it

Bought this when we increased our dogs from two to three. The two were used to walking on a duo joint lead (similar size dogs). The third additional dog was of similar size so we bought the this three lead. Having tried beforehand walking two on the duo and one new dog on a single lead, it was a bit chaotic with a new untrained dog (rescue). However, having the trio lead meant the third new dog learnt quickly to keep in line and how to avoid peeing on the other dogs. The downside was the new untrained dog was initially rushing around the other two dogs in the early stages of using this lead and there were a few occasions where this forced the clip to undo on the other two dogs to suddenly undo (only one dog at a time, not both). The good thing was these dogs are trained and would stop instantly I told them but anyone with a new, untrained or unfamiliar dog and their clip came undone, the dog would be in danger. The new dog however, never ever came undone from this trio lead, so perhaps him pulling a bit intially stopped that? It seems to me the clips that come undone are pushed against by the other twisted leads or when a dog is rushing around and not walking in a line. We only use this lead in the Summer, so will probably have to retrain the newer dog to use it again when that time of year comes around, but this time I will attach a thin or small 2nd safety lead in case he comes loose, if I'm still unsure of his recall. However, that said, I will still use this lead and would buy it again, as the bonus of this lead was when the dogs became tangled (only really early on, but it can happen now and then) you could just undo one lead at either end and untangle from there. So pro's and con's but mostly a pro if you know your dogs or can add a secondary safety device if you have one dog you are unsure of being able to keep under control

Was looking forward to using this as I recently got a third dog. Was extremely disappointed. Constantly tangling and when twisted the clips come undone - NOT SAFE

They tangle, unlike the double one I have, so not altogether useful

I have three dogs of varying sizes - walking had become painful as I was holding three leads, which became plaited every few minutes. Added to that, my big girl is prone to lunging in different directions and my littlest one grinds to a halt regularly. My hand was being yanking in every direction under the sun. I developed a lot of pain and difficulty gripping everyday things. Anyway, I bought one of these and have had the nicest walks you can imagine. Word of caution, its 'possible' for the middle clasps to become undone if the dogs are being very active, and one of my girls came loose on the first walk. I have put a small piece of parcel tape over each clip as an added measure to prevent it from happening again. This is working well. The dogs have adapted to it immediately and are now walking in ONE direction, at ONE pace and NO one is running around behind me clockwise every couple of minutes, tying my legs together. Bonus

We’ve recently added a 3rd Springer Spaniel to our family and this lead accommodates them all. Because you can remove each of the 3 lower parts it can be used for 1 or 2, as well as 3 dogs, which is great!