Leash DINO IVO adjustable tape 20 mm x 200 cm, Egypt pattern

Adjustable tape leash DINO IVO with 20 mm width and 200 cm length features an Egypt pattern on a flat woven tape. Designed for walking and controlling small to medium dogs, the leash includes a metal clip for secure attachment and an adjustable slider to set the preferred length. The construction balances durability and light weight, making it suitable for everyday walks, short training sessions and outdoor activities.

Advantages

The flat woven tape provides abrasion resistance and a smooth feel in hand while remaining flexible. The metal clip offers reliable attachment to collars and harnesses, reducing the risk of accidental release. An integrated adjustable slider enables quick length changes to suit different walking situations and dog behaviour. The decorative Egypt pattern remains visible after regular use and washing.

Suitable for

• Daily walks with small to medium-sized dogs
• Basic obedience training and heel work
• Outdoor activities such as parks and urban routes
• Owners who prefer adjustable leash length for control

Key specifications

• Width: 20 mm
• Maximum length: 200 cm (adjustable)
• Material: flat woven tape
• Attachment: metal clip
• Adjustment: sliding length control
• Design: Egypt-themed pattern

How to use

Attach the metal clip to the dog’s collar or harness, making sure the connection is secure before starting the walk. Adjust the slider to set a comfortable leash length for walking, training or temporary tethering. Keep the leash steady in one hand and avoid wrapping it around your wrist to prevent injury; use controlled movements when correcting the dog’s behaviour. After outdoor use, check the clip and tape for wear and clean the leash according to the material care instructions.

Usage recommendations

For safe handling, choose a length appropriate to the environment: shorter for crowded or high-traffic areas and longer for open spaces. Inspect the metal clip and tape periodically and replace the leash if any damage is visible. When training, combine leash adjustments with consistent verbal cues to improve control.