Step by Step Lead with Chain

There are moments when you need to stop the dog before it manages to do something spectacularly stupid. That’s exactly where the leather-and-chain combination earns its place.

Step By Step keeps the dog closer to your body and allows faster reactions during training, passing other dogs or those lovely moments when your four-legged genius suddenly decides to launch after a pigeon straight across a pedestrian crossing.

Cheap chain leads often rattle like a sack of scrap metal and cut into your hand like fencing wire. Here, the foundation is proper cowhide leather that sits securely in the palm and doesn’t feel like emergency equipment for dragging a circus bear about.

The metal chain delivers a quicker impulse without endless tugging and wrestling. Massive hardware, strong rivets and thick leather create equipment that won’t fall apart after the first serious correction.

Every piece is handmade and far removed from anonymous mass-produced plastic-shelf nonsense. Over time, the leather softens, develops patina and starts looking even better than on day one. Exactly the sort of thing that ages with character rather than simply falling to pieces.

When you want a strong dog under control without unnecessary theatre, the combination of chain and honest leather usually achieves more than ten repeated commands.

Sometimes one chain rattle is enough. And suddenly both of you know who’s leading the walk.