[NAGDU] hands free leashes

[d m gina]

Original I have the leash that goes over the head on the rite shoulder.
I started using it when if I dropped the leash she would run.
This way she can't run any more.
She always wanted to go across the street to greet a neighbors dog.
now when I was at school, I asked if I could use it, and they said no.
I undrstood, if the dog jerks she could tip you over.
I also use the gentle leader, reason, when she is on leash, jerking 
seems to be her thing.
So this way I have better control.
Hope this helps.
message:
> I have a hands free leash made by On the Go. There are actually two 
> different options. One is essentially a long leash with a traditional 
> clip on one end, and an adjustable loop on the other. you can put this 
> loop around your shoulder, around your waist, or across your body like 
> a purse. The second leash is a belt that goes around your waist with a 
> ring on it. You can use a leash with a clip on both ends, clipping one 
> leash to the collar and one to to the belt. It comes with a double 
> ended leash like this. You can however use your typical guide leash as 
> usual. if you wear the belt or keep it with you, you can easily make a 
> long leash and clip one end two the belt whenever you want to go hands 
> free. If you no longer want to use it hands free, you can simply unclip 
> the leash from the belt, and make a short leash again. I have both of 
> these leashes, but I much prefer the second option personally.
> Danielle

> Sent from my iPhone

>> On Jan 24, 2020, at 10:44 AM, Gretchen Brown via NAGDU 
>> <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:

>> Hello, I am a student who will be interning in a healthcare setting
>> soon. I was wondering if any of you had ideas for hands free leashes.
>> I will sometimes need both hands for certain tasks, such as
>> transfering a patient. I realize that I could put my dog on tiedown,
>> but I don't want to risk someone uncliping her. Someone might assume
>> she is a therapy dog, and unclip her without me knowing. I still want
>> her to be attached to me in some way, as she is a curious dog, I have
>> only had her for about 6 months. I have worked with her on stay, and
>> she does decent with this, but struggles when she is in distracting
>> invironments. Plus, there is the fact that if she doesn't stay, since
>> I would not be holding the leash, I would not be able to give her a
>> correction unless I caught her. I know they make hands free leashes,
>> but I need something that can still be used in conjuncion with her
>> working leash, as I might not always have the time to change leashes.
>> Any ideas? Thank you in advance, Gretchen Brown

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