🐾 The Trainer's Full System
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The Trainer's Full System
Three slip leads. One complete training system. Whether you're running recall drills on an open trail or locking down at the vet, you have the right tool.
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20 ft Slip Leash
🎨 Surprise color
We hand-pick a rare or high-visibility color for your long line — every pairing is tested by our team.
2
6 ft Standard Slip Leash
Choose a color
3
1 ft Traffic Lead
Choose a color
Bundle Price
$116.85
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- Made with upcycled 10.5mm UIAA-certified dynamic rock-climbing rope (holds over 4,000 lbs)
- Hand-assembled in Phoenix, Arizona
- Best for dogs 30 lbs and over, for smaller dogs see our Mini Slip Lead options
- Bundle includes: 20 ft slip leash, 6 ft slip leash, 1 ft traffic lead (clip style)
Our leashes are made with upcycled rock-climbing rope and anchor cord that are designed to protect crazy people (like us!) who fall long distances from high places. Our leashes are incredibly strong and durable, and will last a very long time when used as a dog leash.
Our warranty is unconditional and it covers chewing mistakes. If you want to exchange your leash for any reason or want a refund, contact us. We have been in business since 2009 and never denied a warranty claim.
How to Use a Slip Lead
A slip lead combines leash and collar into one. Loop it over your dog's head; the loop sits high and snug behind the ears. Walk with a loose lead; when your dog pulls, a brief gentle pressure communicates the cue, and releases the moment they respond. That's it.
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Handmade in Phoenix, AZ
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Lifetime Warranty
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UIAA Certified Rope
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SLIP LEAD
Why We Built It
The Trainer's Full System
The Leash Setup Professionals Use. Now In One Box.Professional trainers rarely use a clip leash.
Walk into any reputable training facility, watch a pack walker move a group of dogs through a busy street, or spend five minutes around a serious dog sports competitor, and you'll notice the same thing. Slip leads. Every time. Not because they're simpler (though they are), but because the communication is different. Cleaner. More immediate.
When your dog feels gentle pressure, they understand it. When they release into a loose lead, they feel that too. There's no hardware between you and them, just rope and feedback.
The Trainer's Full System came together because that's exactly how serious dog people operate. They don't use one slip lead; they use the right tool for the right situation. We packaged all three so you have the complete setup from day one.
Three Tools. Every Situation.
Your Bundle Includes
Each piece serves a specific purpose. Together, they cover everything.
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20 ft Slip Leash
The long line. Built for recall training, open trail runs, and teaching your dog to work at a distance. Every color is hand-picked by our team.
02
6 ft Slip Leash
The workhorse. Daily walks, training sessions, anywhere you need a close, clear connection. Every walk is also a training opportunity.
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1 ft Traffic Lead
The close-control lead. Maximum control at the vet, in a parking lot, or any time your dog needs to be locked in right by your side.
The Slip Lead Advantage
Why Trainers Don't Use Clip Leashes
Most dog owners never find out the slip lead exists. The ones who do rarely go back to a clip leash.
Professional trainers, pack walkers, and dog sports competitors have used slip leads for decades. Not because they're trendy, but because they work.
"A slip lead combines leash and collar into one. You slip it on, and you're connected."
The pressure-and-release feedback gives your dog instant, clear communication, the kind that actually changes behavior over time. No fumbling with clips. No separate collar.
The Trainer's Full System gives you that setup across every situation you'll actually face. The 20-footer for recall work, open trails, and off-leash conditioning. The 6-footer for daily walks and training sessions. And the 1-foot traffic lead for the moments when you need your dog locked in close: parking lots, vet visits, loading into the car.
Each one is made from upcycled UIAA-certified climbing rope, hand-assembled in Phoenix, and built to last a lifetime. Literally.
Watch Our Leashes In Action
🤝 Assembled by Hand in the USA
🪢 Built from Upcycled Climbing Rope
🛡️ Lifetime Guarantee, Covers Chewing
Buy It Once. Use It For Life.
That's the Mountain Dog Promise.
Every leash is made from certified upcycled climbing rope and hand-assembled in Arizona.
We use the same rope climbers trust with their lives, because your dog deserves the same level of reliability.
And we don't just talk tough, we back it up. Every Mountain Dog leash comes with an unconditional lifetime guarantee.
- ✓ Our warranty is unconditional and covers chewing mistakes.
- ✓ Exchange or refund for any reason; just contact us.
- ✓ In business since 2009. Never denied a warranty claim.
Buy it once. Use it for life. That's the Mountain Dog promise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Slip leads work well for most dogs, particularly those 30 lbs and up. They're especially effective for dogs that are already leash-aware or in active training. If your dog is under 30 lbs, see our Mini Slip Lead options. If your dog has respiratory issues or a very short snout, consult your vet before using any neck-based lead.
A slip lead combines your leash and collar into one piece. No hardware, no clip, no separate collar. The loop sits behind the ears and provides immediate, clear pressure-and-release feedback — the same communication method professional trainers have used for decades. Most owners notice improved responsiveness within the first few walks.
We use upcycled UIAA-certified dynamic rock-climbing rope — the same rope used by professional climbers. It holds over 4,000 lbs, resists UV and moisture, and has just enough flexibility to be comfortable. The upcycled source means the rope already has a history of being trusted with human lives. We give it a second purpose.
We replace it. Our warranty covers chewing — no questions asked. We've been in business since 2009 and have never denied a single warranty claim. Just contact us and we'll take care of it.
A slip lead is not designed to apply sustained pressure. It applies brief, communicative pressure and releases immediately. When positioned correctly — high behind the ears and up under the jaw — it rests against bony structure, not soft tissue. Professional trainers have used slip leads safely for decades.
No. A choke chain is metal with no release mechanism — it tightens and stays tighter the more a dog pulls. A slip lead is rope. It releases the moment your dog stops pulling. They are not the same tool.
The Trainer's Full System
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