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FIDA AutoBrake Leash Size Chart:
*Larger size is highly recommended if your dog is strong and loves pulling.
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FIDA AutoBrake Leash
$24.99 USD
by FIDA
FIDA LEADSAFE™ SERIES is recommended by dog trainers and veterinarians to effectively reduce aggressive behavior in dogs.
Whether your dog has any of the following problems, FIDA is the perfect solution:
Does your furry friend lose control when they're out for a walk because they encounter a running squirrel?
Whenever your dog encounters an unfamiliar dog, will it suddenly rush over and attack?
Have you ever been strained by a dog while walking your dog?
How FIDA AutoBrake Leash works:
Retractable Leashes Reinvented
FEATURES
- The brake button on the handle can be activated any time to lock the length of the leash.
- When the brake button is unlocked, your dog has the freedom to move as they like.
- Similar to the seat belts in cars, the retractable leash will automatically lock up when there is a sudden force applied to it.
- Pull leash backwards to lock up and prevent your dog from extending the leash.
- Similar to the ABS in cars, the retractable leash will simultaneously slow down the speed of your dog and absorb the force applied to your arm.
- When your dog stops pulling on the leash, the tension will relax and the leash will automatically return to normal.
1. In the United States, more than 1000000 dogs are killed by motor vehicles every year due to traffic accidents caused by dogs crossing the road, and many dog owners are seriously injured.
2. Over the past 13 years, there has been a staggering 150% increase in the number of older adults and women injured by dog punches.
3. About 4000000 dog bites or attacks are documented each year, 40-50 of these attacks are fatal, and 1/3 of the reported cases involve infants or children.
4. Insurance companies pay up to $530000000 a year for dog bites.
5. Hip fractures are the most common injury associated with dog-walking, followed by wrist and upper arm fractures. The number of injuries nationwide jumped from nearly 1,700 in 2004 to about 4,400 in 2017.
By training your dog to be a "street safe person," the safety of your dog and people is entirely up to you.
WHY FIDA LEADSAFE™ SERIES
When the dog runs suddenly, it’s neck will be choked by the collar, suffers from difficulty breathing, gagging, and skin abrasions, bringing a strong sense of oppression and fear. You can try strangling your own neck with your hand and feel how bad a dog's neck feels when it's hit by a burst force. When there’s a sudden burst, a person can fall over without time to react, which can seriously lead to shoulder injuries and hip pain.
