The RoadRunner leash is made from our own EzyDog blend of soft touch webbing, making it the most comfortable, strong and durable dog lead on the market. The handle also is lined with neoprene making it extra soft to hold in your hand. Features: This is usually my personal go-to set up. I keep one in the car and another at home, so I always have one wherever I go. At all costs, avoid extreme weather conditions. Dogs are highly sensitive to weather and can contract hypothermia in the winter, or could suffer from overheating during summertime. As well as being prone to these conditions, dogs can suffer from body injuries including frostbite and burning. Sidewalk pavements are also easily affected by the temperature, so before you run so feel the concrete with your bare skin and then you can judge whether or not your dog will be able to have a comfortable run. Conclusion

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While I prefer to run with my dog off-leash when possible, there are times when you need a leash. On leash-required trails or when we run on the road, I use a hands-free dog leash. You can run with a normal running gait. Running with something in your hand, whether a water bottle, leash, or phone alters your gait. Long term, this could result in injuries. One of the most important things to consider is the age of your dog. “It’s important to not start to run too early on with your puppy,” says Simon. “A maturing pup should not be exposed to repetitive movement, like running on pavement, because it can lead to joint disease and is not good for a developing body.” That being said, it is a great idea to begin leash training early on, as it will help to get your pup accustomed to walking—and eventually running—beside you.There are a variety of setups for hands-free running with your dog. Try a few different combinations out to see which one works best for you and your pup.

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Also consider the size and height of your dog. A short leash one a short or small dog is probably not the ideal combination Leash Handle I love these because If I choose not to wear my running vest, I can still carry essential items in an easy to access pouch. Bungee Leash

Two legs? 6 miles an hour? You call that running? Your dog might disagree, but whatever, he’ll take it.

I switch mine up depending on the type of run we’re doing, distance, and whether I need to bring additional gear along. The lead comes in two versions: original and athletic and even has options for those running with two dogs. Your dog will need to adjust from walk to run. Start off with incorporating short sprints into walks, then progressively speed up these shorter sprints to push your dog just a little. Eventually, your dog will get used to running long distances with ease. It would also be good to avoid distractions so your dog can run continuously without having his attention divided. Supervise Your Dog I like the extra length of this leash and the way it can clip around the waist which makes it a little easier