FunTags Martingale Dog Collar and Leash Set for Small Dogs, Locking Buckle

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• DUAL HANDLES - Stop Struggling on Busy Streets: One handle at the end for relaxed walks, one closer to the clip for quick control when you need it. Passing another dog, crossing an intersection, or navigating a crowd — just grab the lower handle. No wrapping the leash around your hand, no fumbling.
• MARTINGALE COLLAR & LOCKING BUCKLE - Helps Prevent Slip-Outs: The martingale collar gently tightens when your dog pulls, helping prevent slip-outs without choking -- ideal for rescue dogs, escape artists, and breeds with necks wider than their heads. The quick-release buckle locks with a red safety button, taking a deliberate press to release rather than an accidental bump. Check the buckle before each walk, and never leave your dog unsupervised while wearing it.
• REFLECTIVE - Stay Visible After Dark: Reflective stitching runs along both sides of the collar and leash, catching headlights and streetlights from any angle. Whether you're out before sunrise or after sunset, you and your dog stay visible to passing cars and cyclists — without needing a separate light or vest. To preserve color, avoid prolonged sun exposure when not in use.
• FIND YOUR SIZE: XS — Neck 10.5"-12.5" · For dogs 15 lbs and up (leash may be too heavy for very small breeds) S — Neck 12.5"-16" M — Neck 16"-20" L — Neck 18.5"-25" Measure the widest part of your dog's neck and add 1"-2" for comfort. The 5FT leash is designed for urban walks and training — giving enough room for your dog to explore while keeping you in control. Note: the lower handle sits closer to the clip — for dogs with longer legs, ensure it doesn't interfere with their stride.
• DETAILS THAT MAKE THE DIFFERENCE: Both handles are padded so your hands stay comfortable no matter how long the walk. The metal snap hook on the leash connects firmly to your dog's collar, while the metal D-ring on the collar gives you a solid point to hang an ID tag. There's also a top ring on the leash for clipping on a poop bag holder or training clicker — everything you need, already on the leash.