Halti Brig Safety Dog Lead - Neon Yellow Large

The BRIG clip is constructed with a robust zinc alloy core and an aluminum collar, allowing it to withstand up to 340kg of force, significantly more than typical trigger clips.

While strong and secure, the Halti BRIG Safety Lead is primarily designed for large, powerful dogs. For puppies, a lighter, shorter lead might be more appropriate until they are fully grown and trained.

The lead comes in different colors, each representing a dog's comfort level. Familiarize yourself with the color key (refer to product packaging or manufacturer's guide) to understand and communicate your dog's state to others, helping to avoid stressful encounters.

Yes, there is a D-ring located at the base of the handle, perfect for attaching waste bag dispensers or other small accessories. It can also be used for hands-free wear.

The two padded handles provide options for close control. One is at the end of the lead, and another is positioned closer to the dog, allowing you to shorten the effective leash length quickly for better management in busy or unpredictable situations.

Clean the lead with a damp cloth. For tougher dirt, use mild soap and water, rinse well, and allow it to air dry completely. Avoid using harsh chemicals or machine washing.

Yes, the materials are designed for durability. However, always ensure the lead is dried properly after exposure to moisture to maintain its condition and prevent potential degradation of materials.

Ensure there are no obstructions. If stiffness persists, apply a small amount of graphite lubricant (pencil lead) to the mechanism. Avoid oil-based lubricants which can attract dirt.

The 360° swivel is designed to minimize tangling. Ensure the swivel mechanism is clean and functioning correctly. If tangling is persistent, check if the leash length is appropriate for your walking environment.

Inspect the neoprene padding for tears. If minor fraying occurs, it typically does not affect functionality. For significant damage, consider a replacement lead.

Dirt or wear can reduce reflectivity. Clean the stitching with a damp cloth. If stitching is damaged, its reflective quality will be compromised.