Every walk has a squirrel moment
Busy sidewalks, crosswalks and narrow trails all bring surprises: a squirrel, a bike, a jogger coming around the corner. The TailWise Dual-Handle Bungee Dog Leash softens the jolt when your dog lunges or stops short to sniff, and lets you bring them close to your side in a second when you need to.
- Softer jolts when they lunge or stop short
- Close to your side in a second
- Made for city walks, jogging and hiking
A bungee for pulls, a handle for close control
The bungee section stretches to absorb sudden pulls, which makes everyday walks more comfortable for your dog. Hold the padded main grip for relaxed walking, then grab the traffic handle near the clip at street crossings, in crowds or at the vet's office to keep your dog right beside you.
- Bungee section stretches with sudden pulls
- Padded main grip for long outings
- Traffic handle for crossings and crowds
More than a basic nylon leash
A basic leash gives you one handle and no give, so every lunge comes through as a jolt. This one adds a shock-absorbing bungee, a padded main grip that stays comfortable over long outings, and a second traffic handle near the clip for the moments your dog needs to be right beside you. Available in black.
- Shock-absorbing bungee built in
- Two handles on one leash
- Made for medium and large dogs
HOW IT COMPARES
TailWise vs. everything else
Standard nylon leashes, retractable leads and short traffic leads each do one job. Here's what one dual-handle bungee leash adds.
| Feature | TailWise | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Shock-absorbing bungee | No | |
| Second traffic handle near the clip | No | |
| Padded main grip | ||
| Works with a harness or collar | ||
| Made for medium and large dogs |
FAQ
Questions, answered
What owners ask most before they order.
What size dog is it for?
It's made for medium and large dogs. Attach it to a well-fitted harness or collar, and check that the clip is fully closed before every walk.
How does the bungee help?
The bungee section stretches to absorb the jolt when your dog lunges after a squirrel or stops short to sniff, which softens sudden pulls on everyday walks.
What is the traffic handle for?
It sits near the clip, so you can bring your dog close to your side in a second at street crossings, in crowds, at the vet's office or when a bike or jogger comes around the corner.
Can I use it for jogging or hiking?
Yes. It's made for city walks, jogging and hiking.
How do I look after it?
Inspect the bungee, stitching and hardware regularly, and replace the leash if you notice fraying or damage.