Quick answer

Attach the EzyDog Zero Shock Lead to your dog's collar or harness using the robust clip, then adjust the traffic control handle (on 120cm models) and the main loop for a secure, comfortable grip. The shock-absorbing bungee section should sit between your hand and the dog to reduce pulling impact.

Understanding the EzyDog Zero Shock Lead design

The EzyDog Zero Shock Lead uses a built-in shock-absorbing bungee section that stretches slightly when your dog pulls, reducing sudden jolts to your arm and shoulder. This design is especially helpful for dogs that lunge or pull unexpectedly during walks.

The lead is made from premium nylon with reflective strands for low-light visibility. The hardware is corrosive-resistant, so it holds up well in wet or coastal conditions. The 120cm version adds a traffic control handle near the clip for close-quarters control.

Choosing the right size and color

The EzyDog Zero Shock Lead comes in 64cm and 120cm lengths. The 64cm version is ideal for close control in busy areas or for smaller dogs, while the 120cm version gives your dog more freedom to roam and sniff on trails. Both lengths include the shock-absorbing technology and reflective strands.

Color options like Purple, Red, and Pink let you match your dog's gear or simply pick a favorite. The functionality is identical across colors, so choose based on visibility or personal preference.

How to fit the EzyDog Zero Shock Lead in 5 steps

  1. Attach the clip to the collar or harness: Open the sturdy clip and secure it to your dog's collar or harness D-ring. Make sure the clip is fully closed and the locking mechanism clicks into place. A partially closed clip can release under tension. Double-check the lock before each walk.
  2. Identify the shock-absorbing bungee section: Locate the elastic bungee portion of the lead. This section should sit between your dog and your hand. Do not wrap it around your wrist or let it tangle. If the bungee is twisted or kinked, it won't absorb shock properly. Straighten it before use.
  3. Adjust the traffic control handle (120cm models only): Slide the traffic control handle up or down the lead so it sits comfortably near the clip. Use this handle for close control in crowded areas or when crossing roads. The traffic handle is not a tow point. Never attach a second leash or tie-out to it.
  4. Grip the main handle comfortably: Hold the padded main handle in your dominant hand. The reflective strands should face outward for maximum visibility. If the handle feels loose, adjust your grip or loop it around your wrist for security. Avoid wrapping the lead tightly around your hand; the bungee can still pull your arm if the lead is wrapped.
  5. Test the fit and range of motion: Let your dog walk a few steps while you hold the lead. The bungee should stretch slightly when your dog pulls, then return to its original length. If the lead is too short for your dog's comfort, consider the 120cm version. If the bungee stretches fully and you feel a hard stop, the lead is too short for your dog's pulling strength. Switch to the longer model or use a harness.

Product highlights

  • EzyDog Zero Shock Lead 64cm Purple: Premium Nylon Shock Absorbing Technology Reflective Strands Corrosive Resistant Hardware The shock-absorbing bungee reduces strain on your arm when your dog pulls, making walks more comfortable for you.

    EzyDog Zero Shock Lead 64cm Purple

    EzyDog Zero Shock Lead 64cm Purple

  • EzyDog Zero Shock Lead 120cm Pink: Premium Nylon Shock Absorbing Technology Traffic Control Handle Reflective Strands Corrosive Resistant Hardware The traffic control handle on the 120cm version gives you a second grip point for steering your dog close to curbs or through doorways.

    EzyDog Zero Shock Lead 120cm Pink

    EzyDog Zero Shock Lead 120cm Pink