Abstract: A two-handed dog leash is provided having a rigid tubular member having a first handle, a second handle, and central portion. The central portion is positioned between the first and second handles and defines a centrally located aperture. A cleat assembly is positioned within the centrally located aperture. A leash terminating member secures a first end of a flexible leash within the central portion. The flexible dog leash having a second end configured to pass through the cleat assembly within the centrally located aperture and the flexible dog leash is capable of extending and retracting through the cleat assembly such that the length between the second end and rigid tubular member is adjustable.

Abstract: A two-handed dog leash is provided having a rigid tubular member having a first handle, a second handle, and central portion. The central portion is positioned between the first and second handles and defines a centrally located aperture. A cleat assembly is positioned within the centrally located aperture. A leash terminating member secures a first end of a flexible leash within the central portion. The flexible dog leash having a second end configured to pass through the cleat assembly within the centrally located aperture and the flexible dog leash is capable of extending and retracting through the cleat assembly such that the length between the second end and rigid tubular member is adjustable.

Abstract: A two-handed dog leash with a rigid tubular member, a cleat assembly, a flexible dog leash, and a leash termination member. The tubular member has a hollow portion on one end and a slot portion on the opposite end. The cleat assembly is mounted on either side of a central aperture in the tube. The dog leash is inserted into the central tube aperture and is capable of extending perpendicular to the rigid handle member so that a person can hold the handle with two hands or can extend parallel to the rigid handle member and reside in the slot portion of the handle member so that a person can use the handle with one hand.

Abstract: A two-handed dog leash with a rigid tubular member, a cleat assembly, a flexible dog leash, and a leash termination member. The tubular member has a hollow portion on one end and a slot portion on the opposite end. The cleat assembly is mounted on either side of a central aperture in the tube. The dog leash is inserted into the central tube aperture and is capable of extending perpendicular to the rigid handle member so that a person can hold the handle with two hands or can extend parallel to the rigid handle member and reside in the slot portion of the handle member so that a person can use the handle with one hand.