The leash is not the longer, the better
Using traction under normal circumstances The length of the rope will not be too long. After all, we need to keep the dog within the controllable range. However, some owners will also lengthen the length of the traction rope, because the long enough length gives them more room to move.
Is the longer the leash better when walking the dog? If the road is relatively open and there are no cars, people or other dogs, then it is not inappropriate to extend the leash so that the dog can have more space to move.
However, under normal circumstances, there are many vehicles and pedestrians on the road, so a too long traction rope does not mean much. And although an overly long traction rope can provide the dog with more space for movement, once the dog walks farther, it is too late for us to stop certain behaviors of the dog. Just like dogs that have been moving around us, we can well detect whether they have swallowed foreign objects. At the same time, we can immediately pull the traction rope to stop the dog from such behavior. However, once the traction rope is too long, there must be a process when we pull it. This period of time may be enough for the dog to swallow the foreign object.
So in general, the length of the dog rope is not getting longer and longer. Within our controllable range, we might as well reduce the length of the traction rope appropriately. length. However, we still need to ensure that we can immediately stop certain behaviors of the dog when pulling.
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