3 Way Dog Leash Reflective Adjustable Coupler No Tangle Detachable 3 in 1 Multiple Dog Leash with Soft Padded Handle for 1 2 3 Dog Pet Cat Puppy Walking Training (3 Way Multi-Color)

When I first opened the pkg. my first thoughts were that this system was somewhat heavy for smaller dogs, my smallest is 9 lbs. But I took them for a walk and ended up loving this leash system, It's very well made of quality materials. I love the differing colors, has reflective stripes running through the bands, and I particularly like the quick adjust separate leashes for quick adjusting while walking, the hand loop is soft and well designed too. I had a few tangle times but learned how to unclip and reclip quickly and they were few. It has a nice quality feeling in the hand while walking. I would highly recommend it. But if your dogs are under 9 lbs. It may be a little too heavy,

Walking three dogs used to be a tangled mess—until I found this 3-way reflective leash! It’s super sturdy, and the swivel clips really help prevent the leashes from twisting. The reflective stitching is a great safety feature for early morning or evening walks, and I feel much more visible to cars now. Each lead gives enough space for the dogs to walk comfortably, but still keeps them close enough to manage easily. I use this with my medium-sized pups and it handles them like a pro. The padded handle is a nice touch, too—no more sore hands! If you’ve got multiple dogs, this leash will seriously simplify your walks. Highly recommend!

I like this dog leash so I can walk all three of my small dogs. I do have to stop and untangle them. No matter how I hook them on, they still tangle.

I was excited to try the 3 Way Dog Leash for walking my three kittens, but unfortunately, it didn’t work out for us. While the leash is well-made and the reflective, no-tangle design is great in concept, it’s just too heavy for kittens. That said, the quality is excellent - the materials feel sturdy, and the soft padded handle is comfortable to hold. This leash would be a fantastic choice for larger pets, but it’s not quite right for lightweight animals like mine.

I wish I’ve had this for years. I have a bunch of dogs all under 15 pounds. I got it to use in the car more than for walking. I can hook one, two, or three dogs to various protuberances in the back seat and not worry about anybody ever charging the door. I transfer the hooks one at a time back to the leash without a lot of drama. I also got a leash that hooks directly to the seatbelt buckle from the harness so I could restrain four dogs at once. With the way things are in back I guess I could hook even another dog but it’s a smallish car so two or three at a time is pretty much the limit. My super dramatic dogboy was a piece of cake going to the vet a couple weeks ago. He got excited because it was something different and fell off the seat once but then he settled right down and I was like "whaaa?!?😱 who are you and what did you do with my crazy dogboy?" Next day I went to the vet with two girldogs, who are usually pretty easy. They were extra rambunctious getting out of the car but a good holler and the this new leashing system controlled them without a problem and once we got to walking they were great! I looked at a lot of options and I’m super happy with this choice. If I got more dogs, which I’m definitely not going to do, I’d get another one of these. Sure they might get tangled up given circumstances but we didn’t have a problem and there is a swivel. I just don’t know how much more flexible this could be. It seems well made. It is heavy. It works just like I hoped it would.

I have used this leash several times for two of my three 23-26 pound dogs. My husband has used it a few times and also liked the ease of having one leash. I was concerned that if one stopped to potty, the other would pull her on. While you have to pay attention during potty stops, it all worked out well. The length of the individual leashes are nice, because they are adjustable. These two rescue dogs are very bonded, and I believe they are new to leash walking. This worked out so much better then having 2 leashes in my hand, and it eliminated them walking around me on different sides of my body. The swivel on the leash kept the leashes untangled too. Control: This leash gave me great control of the dogs.

I have 3 small dogs, less than 20 lbs. each, and really loved this leash as we started our walk. I previously had 2 dogs on a no-tangle leash and the 3rd dog on a separate leash, which meant I didn't have a free hand. My dogs tend to walk in the same formation with one staying to the left at all times, one on the right and one in the middle, rarely crossing each other. This leash is only non-tangling if your dogs don't criss cross, otherwise, you can expect it to tangle. Because my dogs walk well together, I only noticed minimal tangling on the rare occasion when they crossed, so I wasn't concerned. I was ready to give this a great review. However, toward the end of our walk, the dog in the middle walked to the side to sniff something, and the blue and red leash extensions crossed (see photo). Not a big deal until the clasp on the blue leash opened and my dog was then unleashed and free to run. I'm assuming the pressure from the blue and red leashes being twisted caused the clasp to open and detach from the main part of the leash in my hand. Thankfully, I was looking down when it happened, and my dog doesn't pull. He didn't realize he was free, so I was able to reach down and grab it in time. I'm returning this leash as I know there are others where the leash extensions are permanently and securely attached to the main leash. The advantage to this one is that you can remove the extensions if only walking 1 or 2 dogs. I'll just use a separate leash when/if that is necessary. I could have lost a dog today.

One of my favorite leashes due to being able to unclip and clip it to anything and adjustable length. I use this to clip my dogs into the kayak, into the dog bike wagon, dog stroller. or add an extra short handle to another leash.