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LCS Suitcase Handle Whoa Lead
$9.95
LCS Suitcase Handle Whoa Lead – HuntSmith Training Method Lead
The LCS Suitcase Handle Whoa Lead is an essential tool for trainers following the HuntSmith method. Built to reinforce the flank stimulation taught on the Whoa Post, this lead helps...
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LCS Suitcase Handle Whoa Lead – HuntSmith Training Method Lead
The LCS Suitcase Handle Whoa Lead is an essential tool for trainers following the HuntSmith method. Built to reinforce the flank stimulation taught on the Whoa Post, this lead helps transition your dog from yard drills to steady, reliable performance in the field.
When you lift up on the suitcase-style handle, the loop around the dog’s flank tightens, providing consistent correction that mirrors the Whoa Post lesson. If the dog moves after being given the “whoa” command, you can easily return him to the exact spot—an important step in teaching steadiness to shot and honoring another dog’s point.
Constructed from 7/16" blaze orange nylon check cord, the lead is built for visibility and durability in the field. Brass swivel snaps on both ends ensure tangle-free handling, while a floating steel O-ring allows adjustment for different dog sizes and makes it possible to convert the lead into a slip lead. For versatility, simply detach the snap from the O-ring and use it as a standard lead when not training.
Key Features
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Designed for HuntSmith Method: Reinforces Whoa Post training with flank stimulation.
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Suitcase Handle Design: Provides consistent correction with an easy lift.
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Teaches Steadiness: Helps dogs become steady to shot and to honor/back other dogs.
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Durable Construction: 7/16" blaze orange nylon check cord for strength and visibility.
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Quality Hardware: Brass swivel snaps prevent tangling; steel O-ring for adjustments.
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Multi-Use: Converts from whoa lead to slip lead or standard lead.
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Field-Tested: Backed by over 35 years of Lion Country Supply training experience.
The LCS Suitcase Handle Whoa Lead is one of the most versatile and affordable training leads available, trusted by trainers and hunters to produce steady, reliable bird dogs.
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