Trixie Amortyzator dog shock absorber black 1.5 cm S-M

Trixie Amortyzator dog shock absorber black 1.5 cm S-M is an inline elastic buffer designed to reduce sudden jerks and impact transmitted through a leash. Made for leashes with a width of 1.5 cm, size S-M, this black shock absorber fits between collar or harness and the main leash to soften pulls, helping to protect the dog’s neck and the handler’s arm during everyday walks, training sessions and more active outings.

Advantages

The elastic construction absorbs shock energy from sudden pulls, reducing strain on the dog’s neck and the handler’s shoulder and wrist. Its compact S-M size and 1.5 cm attachment width make it compatible with most small to medium dog leashes and common clip types. The black, low-profile design preserves leash aesthetics while remaining unobtrusive. The inline fit keeps movement natural and does not interfere with normal leash handling.

Suitable for

• Daily walks with small and medium dogs
• Training sessions where occasional pulling occurs
• Active outdoor activities such as jogging or hiking with a dog
• Handlers seeking reduced jolt for dogs with neck sensitivity

Key specifications

• Color: black
• Attachment width: 1.5 cm
• Size: S-M (suitable for small to medium dogs)
• Type: inline elastic shock absorber for leash
• Material: elastic/flexible polymer with metal attachment points

How to use

Attach the Trixie Amortyzator inline between the dog’s collar or harness and the leash by connecting the clips or hooks on each end. Ensure that both attachment points are secured and that the shock absorber is aligned with the leash so it can extend and contract freely. Check connections and condition of the elastic element regularly and replace if signs of wear or damage appear. Use as part of normal walking or training routines to reduce sudden force transmission.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the shock absorber before each use for abrasions, frays or compromised attachments. Avoid using with heavy-duty or oversized dogs beyond the recommended size range and do not rely on the device as a primary safety restraint. Combine with an appropriate collar or harness and proper training techniques to manage pulling behavior.