Training leash Trixie Easy Life 10 m, 13 mm, neon yellow

The Trixie Easy Life training leash in neon yellow is a 10 m long, 13 mm wide long-line designed for recall training, distance control and outdoor exercises. Made to provide extended reach while remaining lightweight and easy to handle, this training leash combines visibility and practical use for working with dogs that require controlled freedom. The bright neon colour increases visibility in varied light conditions, supporting safety during walks and training sessions.

Advantages

This 10 m training leash offers a balance between length and manageability, allowing handlers to practise long-distance recall and loose-remote control without excess bulk. The 13 mm width keeps the leash lightweight yet sufficiently strong for routine training with adult dogs. High-visibility neon colour improves detection at a distance and in low light, reducing the risk of losing sight of the dog during exercises. The simple construction supports straightforward cleaning and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Recall training and long-line exercises
• Fieldwork, tracking and outdoor obedience practice
• Controlled freedom during walks in open areas
• Training dogs that need distance exposure or gradual off-leash transition

Key specifications

• Length: 10 metres
• Width: 13 millimetres
• Colour: neon yellow for high visibility
• Type: long training leash / long-line
• Weight: lightweight design suitable for extended handling

How to use

Attach the leash securely to a suitable collar or harness using the leash clip. Use the full length for recall practice by allowing the dog to move away while maintaining a controlled connection; shorten the line gradually when giving commands to reinforce return behaviour. For walking or fieldwork, hold the leash closer to the clip for tighter control or coil extra length in the hand to reduce slack. After use, inspect the leash for wear and dirt and wipe clean as needed to preserve material condition.

Usage recommendations

Use the leash with an appropriate collar or harness and select training environments that match the dog’s skill level. Monitor the dog’s behaviour when using long-lines and avoid sudden jerks or excessive force; replace the leash if signs of excessive wear or damage appear.