It has to be a harness, with the leash in back, so the victim -er- client -er- toddler, can’t disconnect it. I had one at about that age for walks, and was snapped to the clothesline so I had a little range (but for short periods!) Mom could use both hands for something else, briefly.
Every few days I see toddlers who are just about leash-high, LOOSE!, and parents who are clueless about the need.
It has to be a harness, with the leash in back, so the victim -er- client -er- toddler, can’t disconnect it. I had one at about that age for walks, and was snapped to the clothesline so I had a little range (but for short periods!) Mom could use both hands for something else, briefly.
Every few days I see toddlers who are just about leash-high, LOOSE!, and parents who are clueless about the need.