Find a dog lead and collar for every walk, from Ancol nylon and chain leads to DUKE retractable and 10m long leads, Dog & Co slip leads and the Halti double ended lead. Shop collars including Red Dingo and anti-pull styles, plus light-up collars and high-vis flashers to keep your dog seen on dark winter walks.
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The right lead and collar make walks safer and more comfortable for you both. Here is what to look for.
Choosing a lead
A standard 1 to 1.2 metre lead is best for everyday walks near roads. Retractable leads give your dog more freedom in open spaces but should be locked short near traffic. Long training leads, like a 10m line, are great for recall practice, and a double ended lead lets you adjust the length or attach to a harness and collar at the same time.
Getting the collar fit right
A collar should be snug enough not to slip over your dog's head, but loose enough to fit two fingers underneath. Check the fit regularly, especially on growing puppies. Flat nylon and leather collars suit most dogs, while anti-pull collars can help with dogs who pull, alongside training.
ID tags are a legal requirement
In the UK, dogs in public places must wear a collar with an ID tag showing the owner's name and address, even if they are microchipped. Adding a phone number makes it easier for someone to reach you if your dog gets lost. Browse our ID tags and accessories.
Stay safe on dark walks
With shorter days, light-up collars, LED flashers and reflective leads help drivers, cyclists and other walkers see your dog. Clip a flasher onto the collar or choose a rechargeable flashing band, and wear something bright yourself. A reflective lead makes the lead itself visible too.
Leads and collars for puppies
Puppies need a lightweight lead and a soft, adjustable collar they can grow into. Let them get used to wearing the collar at home before their first walk, and keep early walks short and positive with plenty of training treats. Check the collar fit every week as they grow.
Collars with a job to do
Some collars do more than hold an ID tag. Calming collars from Adaptil and Beaphar release pheromones or calming scents for anxious dogs, and Seresto collars protect against fleas and ticks for several months. Find more in our calming care and flea and tick ranges.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Leads & Collars
For everyday walks, a 1 to 1.2 metre lead gives the best control. Use a long line for recall training and a retractable lead in open spaces. Browse dog leads from Ancol, DUKE and Halti, and order by 7pm for next day delivery.
Yes. In the UK, dogs in public must wear a collar with an ID tag showing the owner's name and address, even if they are microchipped. Shop collars and ID tags, with free delivery on orders over £59.99.
You should be able to fit two fingers between the collar and your dog's neck. Too loose and it can slip over their head, too tight and it will rub. Check puppies' collars every week as they grow. Order by 7pm for next day delivery.
Use a light-up collar, an LED flasher or a reflective lead so drivers and cyclists can see your dog. Rechargeable flashing bands from Ancol clip straight on. Add them to your food order for free delivery over £59.99.
Retractable leads are fine in open spaces but should be locked short near roads, as they give less control. Hold the handle firmly and keep fingers away from the cord. For busy areas, use a fixed-length lead. Order by 7pm for next day delivery.
Yes. Order by 7pm for next day delivery on all dog leads and collars. Delivery is free on orders over £59.99, so it's easy to add a new lead to your food order. Bottomless Bowl saves you money on the food you buy every month.