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Convertible Leash System
User Manual
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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR LEASH:
SNAP HOOK
TRAFFIC HANDLE
(when buckles are snapped together)
HANDLE
ACCESSORY RING
SLIDE LOCK
(for adjusting the length of the leash)
LATCH
(prevents the slide lock from slipping)
SLIDE ADJUSTER
(prevents the male buckle from slipping)
MALE BUCKLE
FEMALE BUCKLE
*Note: The slide adjuster and male buckle
must always be together to prevent slipping
HOW TO USE YOUR LEASH:
To adjust the length:
1. Unclip the buckle
2. Open the slide lock
3. Hold and pull (as shown below) until you reach your desired length
Hold
to
lengthen:
to
shorten:
Hold
Pull
Pull
4. Close the slide lock as tightly as possible to prevent slipping. You can do this by pressing down on the
lever with your thumb while pulling the strap backwards (as shown below).
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Traffic Handle:
Adjust the leash to your desired length then re-clip the buckle together, making a loop.
You will see that the size of the loop will depend on how long you have made the leash.
Note: You cannot make a traffic handle when the leash is adjusted to the shortest length.
Tether length:
Wrap around waist, over the shoulder, around post, etc...
To adjust the tether length (distance from the loop to your pet):
1. Move the slide adjuster away from the snap hook
Towards handle
Towards snap hook
2. Move the male buckle to meet the slide adjuster
*Note: The slide adjuster and male buckle must always be together to prevent slipping
Hands-Free “Around the Waist” or “Over the Shoulder”, and Tether:
The loop that goes around your shoulder, waist or stationary object is simply an “enlarged” traffic handle.
So follow the traffic handle instructions and make the loop large enough to fit.
You can fine tune the size of the loop after putting it on, by moving the slide lock up and down the leash.
**Safety notes while wearing:
-The Hands-free options should only be used with a pet whose temperment you are familar with. Unexpected
pulling from your pet may cause you to fall.
-Keep in mind that the buckle is what is keeping the loop together. If for any reason you need to quickly
release yourself from the leash, simply unclip the buckle to release.
These are just a few of the basic configurations, but you may be able to come up with a new combo, or use!
We suggest practicing with the leash and your petat home before venturing out.
For more information and video demo go to http://www.ConvertibleLeashSystem.com