Hands-Free Leash Coupler
Hands-Free Leash Coupler
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Crafted for seamless hands-free dual-dog walking, the Hands-Free Leash Coupler ensures a secure, tangle-free connection on the hands-free belt for two leashes during every adventure. Whether you're navigating busy streets or exploring wide-open trails, this durable swivel carabiner offers the reliability and ease you need. Designed to complement any hands-free leash setup, it provides the same premium quality and functionality as all DogGo products.
Literally the best for taking 2 dogs out at the same time. No more chaotic walks. Works well with for 2 Doggo leashes!
One dog goes left, the other goes right, you probably get tripped up and fall over at some point in time. You question whether your dogs are trying to assassinate you, but the whole time this is happening, there is one absolute certainty: The leashes never get tangled because this swivel connector WORKS SO WELL!
With two dogs, it is absolutely necessary to have a coupler when walking together using a hands-free belt. My dogs can twist a leash up in minutes, so I am quite happy with this new feature!
The leash couplers you find online or in pet stores are "y shaped" and attach at the end of the leash that you hold- and the dogs get attached to their ends. So they have to walk close together on one leash.
The Doggo leash coupler is much more ideal. You simply attach one end to the waist belt and both your leashes to other end- which gives your dogs the normal amount of walking room, and they can walk around each other endlessly without twisting up. It is exactly what I wanted! I've only had it for two weeks, so can't speak to it's durability yet, but I've had my other Doggo carabiner that I use daily (for probably 7-8 months now) and it's in great condition.
I also wanted to mention the auto-lock feature of the carabiners on the leashes, which the leash coupler has as well. Before using Doggo products, I had an incident where my dog was rolling on the grass, and somehow unclipped himself from his leash, which was attached with the standard snap locks that most leashes/couplers come with. I now don't need to worry about this happening. Such a thoughtful feature. I will never go back to a different type of leash system.
