Dog Leash

[Elle]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a difficult-to-destroy dog leash? Cost is no object. Right now I'm at "buy cheapest leash available because it will be destroyed in due time anyway". I would invest in one I felt confident was harder to ruin. My dog is insane and, as can be expected, reaches a kind of peak insanity as the work-week progresses, gets back to sane by Sunday afternoon, and then makes the steady descent into leash-eating again. He has had three walks today and flushed out three small animals, so it's not like the little squirrel-hunter is bored.*

However, I might add he is the cutest dog on earth. Dang it, I came to an insight recently that he looks like a doggy version of King Julien. His little butt/leg area is exactly like a ringtailed lemur's.

*Sorry, four walks. I forgot the earliest one, probably as I was in a haze at the time.

[Mike]

I'm sorry... so he's eating his leashes WHILE you're walking him?

[Elle]

What happens is that once in a while, someone will walk him and fail to properly secure the leash afterward. Like today, Chloe walked him and put the leash back in a place on the desk where he could get it. Not high enough/hidden enough. So he loves his leash, you know, and he just found it and chewed it right up. I was sitting in the room with him when this happened and thought he was still chewing on his authorized chewing thingy. WRONG! This happens once every few weeks.

[Tahlvin]

We have one of those retractable leashes. Yes, he could still chew up the case, but it's easier to put the leash up on a shelf or table and not have to worry about it dangling down where the dog can reach it.

[Elle]

Yes, that is exactly what I need. Yes.

[Mike]

Good point. We have retractable leashes as well, and when they are on the hook by the door, the dogs can't get to them.