Yes, I have a adjustable leash from Germany, here they are called Jaeger leash, German police leash, etc. They are SUPER, you can adjust them multiple way, I like to wear them over my shoulder (hands-free leash) once my dogs know how to heel. Anyway, they have a bolt snap on either end, one to attach to the collar and the other one to snap to rings strategically placed on the leash to make the adjustments. If you attach the other end to another collar, that would make the leash short (half its length) but should work.
These leashes are hard to find here in the US but you may be able to make one yourself. I once did using a regular nylon leash, bought the hardware and took it to the local shoe repair shop and they heavy-duty attached the hardware where I wanted it. This was you could make a leash in whatever length you need. Actually, you can just buy a long leash and one snap (hardware store should have it) and have the second snap attached to where the handle is and voila!
Here is a link to LDS leather, pricey, but their stuff is top quality. Just scroll down to "German Patrol leash" for photo.
www.ldsleather.com/leashes.html
And another pic:
www.hundeleinen.de/catalog/images/hunter-designerleine-canadian.jpg
Was that a prong collar you used? If so, check the links for looseness, they wear over time, you may want to replace the "weak link" with a new one.
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