Rubberized leash - with handle

Nylon and fabric collars or leashes can be machine-washed at a maximum of 30 °C with a gentle detergent (e.g. wool detergent) – ideally inside an old pillowcase to protect the drum from metal parts. For spot cleaning, it's better to wash by hand with warm water, a bit of soap, and a soft brush. Biothane can simply be cleaned with clear water and a soft cloth. Afterwards, let everything air dry, never in direct sunlight or on a radiator. Metal parts such as buckles, carabiners, and chain links should be checked regularly for wear or damage.
Collars and leashes made of BioThane can be cleaned very easily with water and a cloth.

For most everyday situations, a standard leash of around 2–3 m in length is suitable. We recommend a 3-times adjustable dog leash, as thanks to its two carabiners it can be flexibly adapted to different situations.

Especially for puppies, young or anxious dogs, joint activities such as jogging or hiking, and certain dog sports.

Benefits: more even pressure distribution across the body instead of concentrated on the neck, plus better control and a lower risk of slipping out when properly fitted.

Basic dog equipment includes a suitable collar or harness, an appropriate leash, poop bags, a sleeping or resting spot, and depending on your daily routine, additional accessories for safety and grooming. For being out and about, reflector patches, a dog mat, a dog crate, or other accessories can be especially helpful. A training whistle or gloves for yourself can also be part of the basic equipment.

Dog accessories that are lightweight to carry, sturdy, and quick to use are suitable for being out and about. These include, for example, compostable poop bags, reflector patches for better visibility, a foldable and water-repellent dog mat for breaks, and accessories for collars and leashes. A secure dog crate can also be important for transport by car.