Are there any associated concerns about using a two dog lead? I think for excercise it would be good. After allowing the dogs to relieve themselves (indoor dogs) I could hook them up to a two dog lead and go walking.
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IMHO, You cannot give fair corrections if you don’t have independent leads.
At least in my case one dog is usually bad while the other is fine and then they switch.
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I got to the off leash trails around town several days a week to run the dogs. My husky/Rott mix and my Aussie mix (much to his chagrin) stay on leash and my Malinois gets off leash time to burn off some steam. I found it much easier to walk with and give corrections if I have a 10-20 foot line and attach each of the dogs' leashes to the long line. That way you are still just holding on to one leash instead of two kind of like reins on a horse, but you can still correct each as needed. This is on a trail though, not sure if this would work as well on a sidewalk or something without threatening to clothesline everyone walking by.
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