Dog Leashes

Shop our complete range of dog leashes in Colombia: long leashes, short leashes, hands-free leashes, and 4-meter, 5-meter or 10-meter options with anti-shock systems or made from Biothane. Find options for walking from one to five dogs at a time.

Woman using a red hands-free dog leash

CHOOSE BY THE WALK

Find the Right Leash for Every Outing

Length, handle system and connection style vary by environment and activity. Compare specialized options and choose the setup that best fits your dog and the way you go out together.

Long Leashes

Longer options for training, sniffing and exploration in open spaces where controlled freedom is appropriate.

Hands-Free

Systems that support different ways to use the leash, including a traditional handhold, crossbody or around the waist, depending on the model.

Shock-Absorbing System

An elastic section helps make some changes in tension more gradual during walks and dynamic activities.

Close Control

Short leashes can be useful in traffic, at crossings, in crowded spaces and whenever you need to keep your dog closer.

GUIDE TO CHOOSING THE RIGHT LEASH

Learn About the Different Types of Dog Leashes

Compare lengths, handle styles, shock-absorbing systems and hands-free configurations to choose a leash suited to your environment and activity.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Dog Leash FAQs

Find answers to common questions about leash lengths, materials, cleaning and the right type of leash for each walk.

How do I clean my dog leash?

Wash it by hand with warm water and mild soap. Rinse well and let it air-dry completely in the shade. Before using it again, check that the webbing, stitching, snap hook and other hardware are dry and in good condition.

What should I do if I want to exchange the leash?

Avoid using it outdoors and contact us so we can review the exchange options available. Keep the leash clean and in the condition in which it was received while we assess your request under our current policy.

How do I choose the best leash for my dog?

Consider the activity, environment, dog strength, leash length and handle style. A standard leash provides control on urban walks; a long leash allows more exploration in appropriate spaces; and a hands-free or shock-absorbing system can be useful for more dynamic activities.

When should my dog be on a leash?

A leash helps prevent escapes, unexpected encounters and situations that are difficult to control in public spaces. Use one wherever local rules or signs require it. Conditions vary by city, park or trail, so check local rules before heading out.

What leash length is best for walking my dog?

It depends on the environment and activity. For urban walks, a leash of about 1.2 to 1.5 meters offers a balance of control and movement. In open spaces where permitted, a long leash can provide more freedom. In crowded areas, a shorter length may be preferable.

What materials are used in dog leashes?

Materials vary by model and can include high-strength polyester webbing, elastic components and hardware designed for frequent use. Check each product description for its specific materials, attachment points and care instructions.

How does a shock-absorbing leash work?

A shock-absorbing system includes an elastic section that helps cushion some of the tension caused by sudden movements. It can make the impact more gradual for both dog and handler, but it does not eliminate pulling or replace leash training.

Do the leashes have reflective details?

Some WUFTREK models include reflective elements that help improve visibility in low-light conditions. These details complement, but do not replace, proper lighting and the precautions needed for nighttime walks.

Are the leashes water-resistant?

Resistance to moisture depends on the materials used in each model. Some leashes handle rain well and are easy to clean, but that does not mean every model is completely waterproof. If the leash gets wet, let it dry fully and check the hardware before the next use.

Which leash should I use for running or canicross?

For recreational running, a hands-free system with shock absorption can be useful. For canicross, use a pulling line designed for traction together with a running belt for the person and a canicross harness for the dog. Always make sure every component is compatible and correctly adjusted.

Do WUFTREK leashes have a warranty?

Yes. WUFTREK leashes are covered against manufacturing defects under the terms of our current warranty policy. Normal wear, bites, cuts, accidents and damage caused by improper use are not considered manufacturing defects.