Abstract: A double lead leash construction (10) including a pair of generally elongated lead members (20), (20′) having looped distal ends (21) engaging a respective pair of snap swivels (22), (22′). The proximal ends of the lead members (20), (20′) are joined together as at (23). A rigid support arm (30) connected on its opposite ends to opposed surfaces of the lead members (20), (20′) proximate to, but spaced from the juncture (23) of the lead member s (20), (20′) and a generally rigid main shaft member (60) having a distal end attached to the juncture (23) of the lead members (20), (20′) and a looped proximal end (61) that captively engages a double swivel element (62) that is adapted to be attached to a conventional control handle unit (14), (14′) to prevent the entanglement of the pair of lead members (20), (20′) while walking a pair of animals.

Abstract: A double lead leash construction (10) including a pair of generally elongated lead members (20), (20′) having looped distal ends (21) engaging a respective pair of snap swivels (22), (22′). The proximal ends of the lead members (20), (20′) are joined together as at (23). A rigid support arm (30) connected on its opposite ends to opposed surfaces of the lead members (20), (20′) proximate to, but spaced from the juncture (23) of the lead member s (20), (20′) and a generally rigid main shaft member (60) having a distal end attached to the juncture (23) of the lead members (20), (20′) and a looped proximal end (61) that captively engages a double swivel element (62) that is adapted to be attached to a conventional control handle unit (14), (14′) to prevent the entanglement of the pair of lead members (20), (20′) while walking a pair of animals.