Dog Slip Leads
A slip lead is collar and lead in one: quick to put on, difficult to forget and useful when a dog needs moving safely in seconds. The right stopper and thickness matter more than the colour.
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15 products
Ancol Rope Slip Lead Green
Slip lead with nylon rope slip lead and leather keeper holds the loop position for practical dog play or walks
£11.49
Harlequin Slip Lead with Rubber Stopper — 2 Lengths
A colourful 1cm slip lead with a rubber stopper for quick, secure control — available in two lengths.
From£13.49
Ancol Luxury Rope Slip Lead Brown
A 150cm rope slip lead with a proper keeper, rated to 50kg, that goes on in one movement
£16.99
Polypropylene Slip Lead — 7 Colours, 115cm
A lightweight 15mm polypropylene slip lead, approximately 115cm long, in seven bright colours.
£5.49
Walk R Cise Nylon Rope Slip Lead
A 122cm nylon rope slip lead for dogs, in a choice of five colours
£7.99
Ancol Reflective Slip Lead
A poly-weave slip lead with reflective weave and a leather adjuster, 120cm long
From£10.99
Ancol Rope Slip & Control Lead Black
An adjustable rope lead that can form a slip lead or head halter, with leather-finished joints
£15.29
Ancol Refletive Slip Lead Black
A poly-weave slip lead with reflective weave and a leather adjuster, 120cm long
£11.99
Hemm and Boo Hemm Boo Soft Rope Slip Lead
A soft 8mm rope slip lead with a metal slider and stitched leather tabs, in two colourways
£12.49
Ancol Viva Slip Lead Reflective
A 1.2m poly-weave slip lead with a leather adjuster and reflective weave
From£10.99
Hemm and Boo Hemm Boo Sliplead Slip Rope Orange
An all-in-one orange slip lead with a metal slider to stop over-tightening
From£12.49
Ancol Slip Lead Green
A nylon slip lead that doubles as a collar, rated to 50kg, no separate collar needed
£12.49
Hemm & Boo Sliplead Soft Rope Black
A soft rope slip lead with leather tabs and a metal slider, in a generous 60 inch length
£14.49
Hemm and Boo Hemm Boo Sliplead Soft Weave Rope
A soft-weave rope slip lead with leather tabs and a metal slider, in brown or green
£14.49
Hemm and Boo Hemm Boo Sliplead Mountain Rope
Slip lead with red and black mountain rope and metal buckle slider for practical dog play or walks
£14.49
Which slip lead should you choose?
| Use | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Quick everyday walks | Soft rope with an adjustable stopper | The stopper prevents the loop opening too far when the lead goes slack. |
| Wet or muddy ground | Easy-clean polypropylene or nylon | It absorbs less water and can be rinsed after the walk. |
| Strong or sudden pullers | A wider lead with a padded handle | A broader loop and cushioned grip spread pressure more comfortably. |
Fit the stopper before the first walk
The moving stopper sits behind the dog’s ears and limits how far the loop can open. Set it close enough that the dog cannot reverse out, while still leaving the lead loose when they are walking without tension.
A slip lead tightens when a dog pulls, so it is not the best everyday choice for a dog with breathing, neck or trachea problems. A correctly fitted harness is the safer answer there.
A useful tool, not a training shortcut
Slip leads are popular with gundog handlers, kennels and vets because they go on quickly. They still depend on calm lead handling and reward-based training; constant tension teaches very little and makes the walk uncomfortable.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
Common questions
Can a dog escape from a slip lead?
Yes, if the stopper is left too loose. Set it behind the ears so the loop cannot open wide enough to pass back over the head, and check it again during the walk.
Are slip leads suitable for puppies?
They can be used briefly and gently, but a light harness is usually kinder while a puppy is learning and protects the neck from sudden lunges.
Which side should the ring sit on?
Fit it so the lead loosens immediately when tension is released. If it stays tight after the dog stops pulling, reverse the loop.
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