Check out the modes of the leather Great Dane leash:
1. Use it as a tether if you need to leave your Great Dane outside.
2. Wrap yourself with the leash and attach the O-ring to the floating ring if you need to have your hands free.
3. If you have 2 Great Danes, use this leash as a coupler. Attach the snap hooks to the D-rings and grab the leash in the middle.
4. Use the leash on its full length.
5. 20" traffic leash: Make a 3.25' Leash and then grab the floating O-ring and slide it to the end of the leash opposite the clipped ends. Now bring the O-ring back to the clipped end essentially folding the leash in half. Clip the floating O-ring using the same clip that is attached to the fixed O-ring.
6. Bring handle end over your shoulder opposite to the side you wish to walk your dog, across your back and up under your armpit. Attach that leash clip to the floating O-ring to make a loop across your upper body.
7. 3.5 (105 cm) ft leash: Attach the clip on the handle end of the leash to the O-ring which is sewed into the other end.
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