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    Light Up Dog Leash Makes Walks at Night Safer

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosJanuary 15, 20212 Mins Read
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    Have to take the dog out for a walk at night but can’t find the flashlight? Well with this new leash you hardly need one because the leash lights up for you! Not only are you more visible to others but your dog is too, so if you live near a busy street you may want to invest in one of these.

    This is a whole new level of visibility because it actually lights up. There are fiberoptic cables inside that take three AA batteries. So you’re not just relying on a piece of cloth reflecting when light hits it. You’re able to stay visible all on your own! It comes in three colors, Green, Blue and Pink.

    The Amazon Listing Says:

    • Nitey Leash is the world’s first fiber-optic illuminated dog leash. Fun and fashionable, Nitey Leash helps keep you and your dog safe when you are walking at nighttime. Nitey Leash is the only LED dog leash that is lighted from end to end, illuminated by high-tech LED and fiber-optic technology.
    • Illuminated from end to end. Five Feet Long. Water Resistant.
    • Runs on 3 AAA batteries (included). Two modes — steady and blinking
    • We’re proud that our customers rave about Nitey Leash. We are so sure that you and your pooch will love Nitey Leash that we offer a 90-night guarantee. Test out your Nitey Leash for 90 nights. If you don’t love it, simply return it for a full refund. No questions asked.

    If you want to check out the listing you can do so by clicking the link here.

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