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Dog Long Lines: What They’re For and How to Use Them Properly

Long lines are one of the most effective tools you can add to your dog training setup, when used correctly. At PK9 Gear, our long lines are designed to support training, not replace it. They give your dog freedom to explore while still keeping you connected, allowing you to reinforce recalls, build confidence, and maintain control at a distance.

Whether you’re working on obedience, recall, or controlled exploration, a long line helps bridge the gap between a short lead and full off-leash freedom.

Choosing the Right Length: 5m vs 10m Long Lines

One of the most common questions we get is 5-metre or 10-metre long line?

If you’re just starting out, a 5-metre long line is the best place to begin. It’s easier to manage, lighter in the hand, and far less likely to tangle, especially in lower-distraction environments like quiet parks or open fields.

A 10-metre long line comes into its own when you’re working in large, open spaces with minimal distractions, or when training specific skills like tracking. Anything longer in busy areas increases the risk of tangling around people, dogs, or obstacles.

How to Use a Long Line Safely and Effectively

A long line should never be clipped on and forgotten. Proper handling is key. Instead of holding only the handle and hoping for the best, gather the line and allow it to feed smoothly through your hand as your dog moves away. This gives you control and allows you to reel your dog back in when needed.

Always start in a low-distraction environment. Busy parks are not the place to introduce a long line, things can go south quickly. And when you’re done, take the time to wrap your line properly. Trust us, it saves frustration later.

PK9 Expert Tips: Getting the Most from Your Long Line

✔️ Start in a low-distraction area – give your dog space to focus and learn safely.

✔️ Secure the clip – attach the tactical or brass clip to your dog’s collar or harness.

✔️ Control the line – gather the lead and feed it smoothly through your hand; keep your thumb looped for extra control.

✔️ Manage distance gradually – beginners: start with 5 m; advanced: use up to 10 m in open spaces.

✔️ Maintain safety – never let the line trail freely to avoid tangles, wrapping, or accidents.

✔️ Use for training – ideal for recall, engagement exercises, and controlled off-leash practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are long lines suitable for everyday walks?

    Long lines are designed for training and controlled freedom, not as a replacement for a standard walking lead. They’re best used for recall training, engagement work, and allowing safe exploration in open spaces

  • How should I hold a long line while training?

    Avoid letting the line trail freely. Instead, gather the line and allow it to feed smoothly through your hand as your dog moves away. This gives you better control and allows you to reel your dog back in when needed.

  • Should I choose a 5m or 10m long line?

    If you’re new to long-line training, we recommend starting with a 5-metre line. It’s easier to manage and safer in most environments. A 10-metre line is better suited to large, low-distraction areas or specialised training like tracking.

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