Sporting Saint Brace Set Slip Lead | Two Dog Lead with Swivel | Olive, Purple, Red/Yellow
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The Sporting Saint Brace Set Slip Lead lets you handle two dogs on a single lead without the chaos. An 8mm braided lead splits at a metal swivel — the swivel does the work of keeping the lines from tangling as the dogs move independently — with individual adjustable slip collar sections for each dog. Designed and made by Sporting Saint for handlers who regularly work or walk two dogs together.
- Metal swivel at the split point — prevents tangling as two dogs move independently
- Individual adjustable slip collar sections — fits each dog correctly regardless of neck size difference
- 8mm braid construction — strong, comfortable to hold, and built for field use
- Rubber or leather fittings — rubber trim in Olive, Purple, and Red/Yellow; leather trim in Olive
- Expandable — additional collar sections available if you run more than two dogs
- Designed and made by Sporting Saint — built for handlers who work multiple dogs regularly
Available in Olive, Purple, and Red/Yellow (rubber trim). £14.95. Additional collar sections sold separately.

The Sporting Saint Brace Set Slip Lead is an 8mm braided two-dog lead with a metal anti-tangle swivel at the split point and individual adjustable slip collar sections for each dog. Available in rubber trim (Olive, Purple, Red/Yellow) and leather trim (Olive). Expandable with additional collar sections for handlers running more than two dogs. Designed and made by Sporting Saint. £14.95.
Why We Recommend It
Anyone who's tried to walk two dogs on separate leads knows the problem: crossed lines, tangled leads, and a handler who looks like they're losing a wrestling match. The Brace Set solves this cleanly. The metal swivel at the split point is the key feature — it allows the two collar sections to rotate independently, which means the dogs can move naturally without the lines wrapping around each other. The adjustable slip collars mean you can fit two dogs of different sizes correctly on the same lead. At £14.95 it's one of the most practical pieces of kit for any handler who regularly works or walks two dogs.
Key Benefits
- Metal swivel at split point — prevents tangling as dogs move independently
- Individual adjustable slip collars — fits two dogs of different neck sizes
- 8mm braid — strong, comfortable to hold, built for field use
- Rubber or leather fittings — choose your preferred finish
- Expandable with additional collar sections for 3+ dogs
- Designed and made by Sporting Saint
Bailey Says 🐾
My friends, I have mixed feelings about the brace lead. On one hand, it means I get to walk alongside another dog, which I enjoy. On the other hand, it means I am physically connected to that other dog's decisions, which I do not always endorse. The swivel is genuinely excellent — we do not get tangled, which is more than I can say for the time Craig tried to manage us on two separate leads and ended up sitting on the ground. The brace lead is better for everyone. Especially Craig's dignity. 🐾
Perfect For
- Handlers who regularly walk or work two dogs together
- Shoot days where two dogs need to be moved together between drives
- Training sessions where two dogs are being worked simultaneously
- Anyone who's struggled with two separate leads and tangled chaos
- Handlers running three or more dogs who want an expandable solution
Specifications
- Braid: 8mm
- Swivel: Metal anti-tangle swivel at split point
- Collar sections: Adjustable slip collars with adjustable stops
- Rubber trim colours: Olive, Purple, Red/Yellow
- Leather trim: Olive only
- Expandable: Yes — additional collar sections available separately
- Dogs: Designed for 2 dogs (expandable to 3+)
- Brand: Sporting Saint
- Price: £14.95
How To Use
Slip each collar section over the respective dog's head and adjust the stop to fit snugly — two fingers should fit comfortably between the collar and the dog's neck. Hold the single lead handle and allow the metal swivel to manage the movement between the two dogs. For shoot days, use to move both dogs together between drives; release each dog individually by sliding the collar section over their head.
- Adjust each slip collar stop to fit each dog individually
- Check the swivel moves freely before each use
- Walk with the lead held centrally to allow the swivel to work effectively
- Release each dog individually by sliding the collar section over their head
- For 3+ dogs, attach additional collar sections to the swivel ring
Care Guide
- Rinse with clean water after muddy sessions and hang to dry naturally
- Check the metal swivel for corrosion or stiffness regularly — apply a drop of oil if needed
- Inspect the braid for fraying or wear at stress points before each use
- For leather trim: condition with leather oil periodically to prevent drying and cracking
- Store coiled in a dry kit bag between uses
Professional Insight
Training Academy Tip 💡
Gundog Training Academy Tip
The brace lead is a management tool, not a training tool — and that distinction matters. It's designed for moving two dogs together efficiently, not for training them to walk to heel simultaneously. If you use it as a shortcut for heel work with two dogs, you'll find that neither dog learns the behaviour properly because they're each partially relying on the other's movement.
Use it for what it's designed for: moving dogs between drives on a shoot day, loading and unloading from a vehicle, or walking two settled dogs together on a familiar route. For training, work each dog individually on a single lead until the heel behaviour is reliable, then introduce the brace lead as a management tool once both dogs are trained.
If you're introducing two dogs to the brace lead for the first time, do it in a calm, low-distraction environment. Let them get used to being physically connected before asking them to walk together in a stimulating field environment.
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FAQs
Can I use it with dogs of different sizes?
Yes — each collar section is independently adjustable, so you can fit two dogs of different neck sizes correctly on the same lead. Adjust each stop individually to ensure a snug but comfortable fit for each dog.
Does the swivel actually prevent tangling?
Yes — the metal swivel at the split point allows the two collar sections to rotate independently as the dogs move, which prevents the lines from wrapping around each other. It won't eliminate all movement between two dogs, but it significantly reduces tangling compared to two separate leads or a fixed split.
Can I add a third dog?
Yes — additional collar sections are available separately and attach to the swivel ring, allowing you to run three or more dogs on the same lead system.
What's the difference between rubber and leather trim?
Rubber trim is more weather-resistant and lower maintenance — ideal for regular field use in wet conditions. Leather trim has a more traditional finish and is available in Olive only. Both use the same 8mm braid and metal swivel construction.
Customer Stories
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Much better than inanticipated as twiating and therefore tightening near the neck is often problematic with double slip leads, but hasn’t been with this one. Ability to unclip separately to single lead is additional benefit. Decent length to allow space between hand and between dogs. Really good item.