The final production specification is planned at approximately 7.5 feet total length.

The current design target is dogs up to 100 lb. Weight alone is not enough: strength, pulling, reactivity, training, environment, and handler ability also matter. Final claims must match validated testing and product labeling.

JOONI uses a manual control and braking design. Product-page copy and instructions should describe the exact press/release behavior consistently and should not promise that the leash can prevent all movement or escape.

Absolutely. The Jooni Leash can be worn cross-body or tied around your waist or hips, allowing you to enjoy hands-free walks while staying securely connected to your dog.

No. No leash should be left where a dog can chew it. Inspect before every use and replace any chewed or structurally damaged product.

No. JOONI is for attended walking, not unattended tethering or tie-out use.

No. It is not intended for bicycles, skates, skateboards, scooters, motorized activities, towing, or other high-speed use.

Attach only to a properly fitted, structurally sound collar or harness suitable for your dog and activity. Consult a veterinarian or qualified trainer if uncertain.

Wipe hardware and grip with a damp cloth and mild soap; spot-clean rope; air dry fully. Avoid bleach, solvents, machine drying, and unapproved lubricants.

Eligible direct website orders may be returned within 30 days after delivery, subject to the condition and process requirements in the Returns & Refunds Policy.

Standard shipping is free for eligible orders to the 48 contiguous United States. Other destinations and expedited services may cost extra.

The recommended launch warranty covers verified defects in materials and workmanship for one year. Normal wear, chewing, misuse, accidents, modification, and loss are excluded.

Contact [SUPPORT EMAIL] within seven days and include the order number plus photographs of the product, packaging, and shipping label.

Stop using it immediately, preserve it, take photographs, and contact [SAFETY / SUPPORT EMAIL]. Seek medical or veterinary care when appropriate.

Use only precise, current language approved by patent counsel, such as “patent pending” or specific issued patent numbers. Do not describe rejected, abandoned, or unissued claims as patented.