Rogz Kilimanjaro Dog Lead When it came time to take my little puppy out for his first walk I wanted to introduce him to the outside world in short controlled bursts. I wanted to make sure he was safe and that I was in control at all times. I wanted a relatively short and strong leash that would give him enough room to move around, but ultimately to be close by me just in case. Especially, since it took him a while to become comfortable around traffic noises and anything else that was loud that he wasn't expecting. I was pleased when I noticed that this lead was available to buy because Rogz is fast becoming a brand that I am beginning to ...  Read the complete review

I have a very determined terrier and after she yanked the cogs to pieces in several retractable leads I felt the a fixed lead was the way to go. Appearance The Rogz leads look far more flimsy and thin than many other leads but this is deceptive. It does have slight give but once pulled feels secure. The thin appearance can be an advantage for small dogs - feel quite silly if my dogs lead is as thick as her forelimb, which some are. The patterns they come in a very cute and a selection of male/female/either designs. These generally appear on one side of the lead with the back side being plain. The clip is silver and quite nicely chunky. ...  Read the complete review

I am a fan of Rogz gear and having three strong dogs I try to purchase strong leads and collars. Rogz does not disappoint and these leads are fun stylish and strong. They are in a few collars, Blue, Pink and grey. Pink was the one I went for! They have a very subtle design on them and so arent garish when using them. The strength is supposed to be something like 50 * 30 kg dogs or something silly like that on the site. I used one for each dog and they were brilliant. I am not a fair weather walker and go out in all kinds of weather and these leads have eithstood all kinds of batterings! They dont tnd to smell either as some ...  Read the complete review

This is the second dog lead I have purchased since I got my staffordshire bull terrier puppy, Archie, in August and I haven't felt the need to get another. There's something silly about using the retractable leads on a dog that couldn't fit inside a handbag like an accessory, that and they feel flimsy and at times unpredictable with dodgey plastic locks and the retraction similar to a tape measure. 'Rogz' Kilimanjaro lead is strong, sturdy and capable of holding strong dogs. My 'Medium' length lead is made from thick nylon thread about one metre and a half long, keeping your dog at close range but still offering them some freedom. Thanks to the length, you can also wrap .  Read the complete review