LOYAL-LEASH
About Us
With the new and innovative tension monitoring system our new loyal leash will give you the best dog walking experince you have ever had. Visit our shop page now and get our early bird discounts and purchase your own dog leash.
If you have a dog, you know how important it is to train them. It's a fun activity but it requires a lot of time and patience. If you have been looking for a better way to train your dog, then you have to consider the Loyal Leash. This is an automated dog leash that allows to train your dog in minutes and stops your dog tugging and pulling. It is safe and comfortable for all members of the family.
Our Vision
We started this family business with the intention of sharing our solution to leash training and allow everyone to experience the joy of walking the family dog with complete confidence, control, and safety.
Real Solutions
Our Patented design of automated tension control allows you to train your dog within minutes and rewards you with the ability to walk your dog in any environment from public events and busy urban areas to walks in public parks, beaches, or hiking trails.
Order Yours todaydelivering joy
Let us help relieve the stress of dog walking and bring the joy to all members of the family young and old with our safe, effective, automated Loyal Leash. Every year, the number of pets increases. This means that the number of pet owners will also increase and the number of problems that come with being a pet owner will also increase. Imagine having to walk your dog around the block three times a day! Sounds like a lot of work, right? That's why an automated dog leash was invented. This leash will help your pet get used to a leash in minutes. It is safe, comfortable and very strong.
Our Journey
How We Did It!
You're out for a walk with your dog, and he is pulling you this way and that with his leash in his mouth. Suddenly you get a yank backward and tumble to the ground, scraping your knee. This is all too common for dog owners. Even the best trained dogs can sometimes be distracted, and it's bad news for pet parents who experience what's known as "collateral damage."