No Pull - Slip Lead Dog Training Leash

What Is a Slip Lead?

A slip lead is a leash and training collar in one. It features a rope-style leash with a built-in loop that goes over your dog’s head, plus a stopper to hold it in place. No need for a separate collar—just slip it on and go.

You've likely seen slip leads used by trainers, shelters, groomers, and veterinarians. Why? Because they’re quick, effective, and work for dogs of all sizes.

Our No Pull - Slip Lead Training Leash is made from premium, durable rope that’s strong enough for large breeds but light enough for everyday walks.

How Does a Slip Lead Work?

Slip leads are designed to gently correct pulling by tightening slightly when your dog pulls—and relaxing instantly when they stop. This teaches your dog that pulling doesn’t get them what they want.

When positioned and used properly, slip leads offer clear, consistent feedback—a key to fast, frustration-free leash training.

Proper Fit = Better Results

Place the loop high on your dog’s neck, just behind the ears. This gives you more control and keeps the pressure away from the sensitive trachea. Use the built-in stopper to keep it securely in place without choking—just snug enough to slide a finger or two underneath.

📌 Pro Tip: If you're walking your dog on the left, hold the leash so it forms a "P" when slipping it on. If walking on the right, it should look like a "9".

How to Use the Slip Lead to Stop Pulling

1. Slip it on high, adjust the stopper, and keep the leash loose.
   
2. When your dog pulls ahead, change direction quickly and give a light tug with a cue like “This way!”
   
3. As soon as they turn toward you, release the tension and praise them.
   
4. Repeat often. Practice in a quiet yard, hallway, or low-distraction space.
   

🎯 The goal: Your dog learns to walk without pulling because pulling no longer works.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

🚫 Don’t place the loop low on the neck—this reduces effectiveness and can strain the throat.

🚫 Don’t keep constant tension on the leash—this teaches your dog to pull against it.

🚫 Don’t use it as a head halter—it’s not designed for that and can cause discomfort.

Want Faster Results?

Pair your slip lead with a dog treat pouch and/or training clicker to reward good behavior and keep your dog focused. These tools reinforce the message without relying on force—and make training more enjoyable for both of you.

Bottom Line: Do Slip Leads Stop Pulling?

Yes—when used consistently and correctly. With just a few practice sessions, many dogs start to walk calmly, paying attention to their handler instead of dragging ahead.

It’s one of the simplest and most effective tools for teaching leash manners—and once your dog "gets it," every walk becomes more enjoyable.

We’re so confident your pup will be happier and more well behaved, all of our products are backed by a 30 day money back guarantee.

If you’re not 100% satisfied with our product, simply contact our team and we’ll refund your entire order.

Or if something breaks, contact us and we'll replace it for no additional charge.

We strive to deliver your order as quickly as possible. Our standard shipping time is 8 - 10 Days